Patient's question:
A seven-year-old child is in the first grade. The teacher teaches her, but she cannot remember it. She acknowledges that she cannot calculate addition and subtraction problems involving numbers five and above, even though she could solve them at the time but then forgets and cannot solve them again? What is the situation? What should be done?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, the baby has poor memory and may be deficient in zinc. It is recommended to have a hospital test for trace elements to confirm the diagnosis and treat accordingly. Spend more time accompanying, communicating, and encouraging the baby. Include zinc-rich foods in the diet, such as eggs, soy products, animal liver, fish, shrimp, seafood, nuts, walnuts, and pine nuts. Increase outdoor activities, such as visiting amusement parks and parks.