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What treatment could be taken for wiickets?
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Rickets?: Rickets is a vitamin d deficiency, so treatment would be supplementation with vitamin d, as well as corrective surgery if needed.
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Rickets: Most cases of rickets can be treated with vitamin d and calcium supplements. Follow your doctor's directions as to dosage, which may vary by the size of your child. Too much vitamin d can be dangerous.
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