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魚肝油不等于鈣？補鈣還有別的方法嗎？

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发表时间：2018-10-05 08:41作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　今天国庆节假期，我们的佛山生命加月子會所的小编依然在会所奋斗中，不仅我们，还有我们的医科**，妇产**，营养师，孕产教师，还有各位护士都在照顾我们的宝妈和萌萌的小宝宝！今天我们拿出来讨论的问题，也是关于宝宝缺钙的问题，因为这个问题在我们很久之前的一次大课堂也有出现过这样的问题，就是关于鱼肝油，和AD滴劑的各種問題：

**：魚肝油不等于鈣

　　很多寶寶在出院之後，醫院都會開好一些AD滴劑，說是因爲缺鈣，然後寶媽就糊裏糊塗了，這個是鈣嗎？其實魚肝油不等于AD滴劑，其實魚肝油的作用是爲了：更好地讓寶寶去吸收鈣質，其實AD滴劑的作用也是魚肝油一樣的作用，新生兒因爲骨骼還有腦門都需要大量的鈣質去補充發育，另外，有很多寶媽說寶寶睡的不香，容易醒，不愛睡覺，這些都是因爲寶寶缺鈣而造成的，寶寶缺鈣缺鈣就會讓寶寶缺乏安全感，容易焦慮等等的現象出現了。

第二：補鈣還有別的方法嗎？

　　其實因爲寶寶需要大量的鈣，魚肝油是爲了讓寶寶更好的吸收鈣質，但是並不是鈣的來源，所以我們要從源頭出發，源頭可以有幾個方法，例如：母乳，奶粉，有一些寶媽的自身的鈣質並不夠，所以並不能滿足到寶寶的生理需要，所以要適當補充配方的奶粉，因爲配方奶粉裏面有很多要素是寶寶所需要的補充的，所以不怕給寶寶進食！

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