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Calcium deficiency in children under one year of age
Signs:
- Delayed eruption of teeth;
- Incomplete ripening of lilacs per month;
- Delay in ossification
Daily requirement of calcium:
At 0-3 months: 400 mg
At 4-6 months: 500 mg
At 7-12 months: 600 mg
1-3 years: 800 mg
3-7 years: 900 mg
7-11 years: 1100 mg
11-18 years: 1200 mg
The main sources of calcium for children are: milk and dairy products. If the mother is breastfed, the mother should take additional calcium supplements, be sure to go with the milk, or give the child (from 400 mg) on the recommendation of a pediatric neurologist.
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