Patient's question:
Eat a bowl of rice, don't eat any vegetables, good spirit, deep sleep, good urination and defecation, weight check is three catties worse, body super strong, started in May 2009. Past treatment and effects: No problems found in check. What kind of assistance is needed: Why doesn't he eat vegetables, how can he be made to eat vegetables?Doctor's answer:
Anorexia can be caused by a variety of different factors. Many gastrointestinal diseases can directly interfere with absorption function, leading to anorexia, such as gastritis, enteritis, liver and biliary diseases, etc. Secondly, long-term infections or chronic diseases, such as cretinism, can also cause anorexia. In both cases, the underlying condition should be treated first, followed by adjustments to absorption function. Long-term use of certain medications can cause side effects on the digestive tract, leading to anorexia, and these medications must be discontinued. Deficiency of trace elements, such as low zinc levels, can cause taste bud inflammation and abnormal catabolism, resulting in anorexia. In this case, zinc supplements must be taken. However, the most common type is habitual or psychological anorexia.