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http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/176941.php?page=2

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http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/176941.php?page=2

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Dietary intake of calcium, phosphates, and Vitamin D are increased. Ultraviolet B light exposure is used. If it is genetic they can prescribe you with phosphorus medications and active Vitamin D hormones.

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Blood tests, metabolic acidosis, x-rays, and bone biopsy can all be done to see if you have Rickets.

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Poverty, sunlight, and malnutrition are three big risk factors of Rickets.

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Baby is floppy, bone pain, bones break easily, have knock knees, soft skull, widening wrists, and uncontrolled muscle spasms.

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Babies should be given 400 IU of Vitamin D a day and you want to make sure that you keep your calcium and phosphorous bone levels high.

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The word rickets comes from the Old English word "wrickken" which means to twist or bend.

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This normally affect children and some adults(osteomalacia). Most times the child suffers from long-term malnutrition during their early years of childhood.

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The main cause of Rickets is the lack of Vitamin D. Also, not having enough calcium, vomiting, and diarrhea can also be a cause of rickets. Some kidney, liver, and digestive diseases can cause you to have rickets. All of these are causes of rickets because it affects your calcium and phosphorous absorption.

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Rickets are a type of bone disorder which makes the bones soften and become fractured or deformed.