Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:To check a few times, said he lacks zinc, he can't take medicine either. We are breastfeeding, what can I eat to supplement? About past treatment and effectiveness: None. What kind of help you care about: Please doctor, quickly help me solve this puzzle.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Zinc is one of the essential trace elements needed to maintain the human body's soul, and the amount of zinc in an adult's body is approximately 2 grams. The main functions of zinc in the human body are to participate in nucleic acid catabolism and protein synthesis, as well as in the catabolism of sugars, lipids, and vitamin A. Zinc is particularly important for children, as their requirement is relatively higher than that of adults.The treatment for zinc deficiency in children can involve oral administration of zinc gluconate, zinc sulfate, or zinc acetate, with a course of treatment lasting 3 months. Dosage should follow medical advice, and blood zinc levels should be rechecked after 3 months. It is absolutely essential not to use excessive amounts for a long period to avoid zinc poisoning. After zinc supplementation, attention should be paid to dietary balance to prevent the recurrence of zinc deficiency.