Patient's question:
The child catches colds many times a year and has low immunity. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been given for this, no allergies, no family history of genetic diseases. What kind of help is desired: How can the child's immunity be improved?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent respiratory infections may be caused by factors such as impaired immune function, deficiencies in trace elements, or malnutrition. There is a definite relationship between immune function and recurrent respiratory infections. Individuals with recurrent respiratory infections may also experience secondary immune function enhancement, requiring further examination. If there are immune deficiencies, immune-stimulating therapies can be administered based on test results, such as thymosin, transfer factor, or influenza vaccines. Additionally, it is important to enhance nutrition, maintain a balanced diet, eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins and minerals, and drink plenty of water.