Patient's question:
The IGA of the 4-month-old baby increased by 0.46, IGG increased by 2.4, and C30.76 increased by 0.14. Do you need to eat something to supplement it?Medical history and treatment outcomes: The baby has a history of favism. What kind of help do you need?
The IGA of the 4-month-old baby increased by 0.46, IGG increased by 2.4, and C30.76 increased by 0.14. Do you need to eat something to supplement it?
Doctor's answer:
A four-month-old baby is still better fed with breast milk. The mother can consume more fresh vegetables and fruits, such as rapeseed, celery, spinach, cucumber, tomato, orange, and peach. She should also eat more protein-rich foods, such as pork liver, lean meat, and green fish.The baby will absorb the nutrients through the breast milk.
Strictly prohibited foods include pearl powder, honeysuckle, Chinese lotus root, calcified gallstone, winter jasmine, bear bile, and Baby-Protecting Pills. Otherwise, the baby should avoid eating broad beans or processed broad bean products, and should not go to broad bean fields during the blooming, fruiting, or harvesting season.