Patient's question:
Patient Gender: I gave birth to my daughter via cesarean section under the condition of preeclampsia. She was only three pounds at that time. She spent more than a week in the incubator and had a weak constitution. Now she is almost two years old and doesn't like to eat much with a small appetite. But she is smart and lively. She is now about thirty pounds and about 80 cm tall. Is there anything to pay attention to? I also want to ask, why is her hair always standing up like the buzz cut of some men? How can this be improved.Doctor's answer:
At the age of two, it's a good idea to have a check-up, as children grow quickly and may not get enough nutrients in certain areas. For example, iron deficiency anemia can also cause hair to stand up, as you mentioned. Short stature has always been a concern for parents. When treating this condition, it's important to consider general treatment. Parents can only help children recover quickly from the disease by using the right methods, so as not to affect their growth and development. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to their children's condition and take them to see a doctor for treatment in a timely manner.