Nutritional Rickets in Three Toddlers during Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown

Y. Lee, N. Yusoff, T. Ting
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Nutritional rickets is a worldwide problem which has been increasingly reported globally. Three toddlers aged 1-2 years presented in March to April 2021 with bony deformities following one year of national Covid-19 pandemic lockdown since March 2020. All threepatients were breastfed till presentation without formula milk supplementation. Weaning occurred at 4-6 months of age but without proper complementary food intake. All three patients and their nursing mothers were mostly confined indoors during the pandemiclockdown. Bone metabolic profile and radiological imaging confirmed vitamin D deficiency rickets. All three patients responded well to vitamin D3 treatment and calcium supplementation for 3-6 months duration. Vitamin D deficiency rickets appears to be anincreasing problem in breastfed toddlers following the prolonged movement control order, particularly amongst picky eaters and young children on restrictive diets. Sun exposure and early vitamin D supplementation are crucial to prevent the development of nutritional rickets.
Covid-19大流行封锁期间三名幼儿的营养性佝偻病
营养性佝偻病是一个世界性的问题,在全球范围内的报道越来越多。自2020年3月以来,三名1-2岁的幼儿在全国Covid-19大流行封锁一年后,于2021年3月至4月出现骨骼畸形。所有3例患者均母乳喂养至出生,未添加配方奶。断奶发生在4-6月龄,但没有适当的辅食摄入。在大流行封锁期间,这三名患者及其哺乳母亲大多被限制在室内。骨代谢谱和放射成像证实维生素D缺乏性佝偻病。3例患者在3-6个月的时间内对维生素D3治疗和补钙反应良好。维生素D缺乏性佝偻病似乎是一个日益严重的问题,在母乳喂养的幼儿中,随着运动控制顺序的延长,特别是在挑食和限制饮食的幼儿中。阳光照射和早期补充维生素D对预防营养性佝偻病的发展至关重要。
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