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My son 6 months old, he was born with ankle growth plate fractures, numerous infections and milk protein intolerance mum has low vit d and low thyroi?
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Your child should: Be under the care of a pediatrician who would be taking care of your child's problems or referring to the appropriate specialist. Milk has many sources and supplements are available to increase vitamin d. You didn't really ask a question so if you re ask maybe someone can answer.
Answered 4/7/2013
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