What should be done if children lack zinc and develop white spots on their faces?

Patient's question:

Children with zinc deficiency, how to deal with white spots on their faces Children with zinc deficiency, how to deal with white spots on their faces

Doctor's answer:

It could be vitiligo. Pay attention not to contact foods rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, tomatoes, grapes, hawthorns, kiwis, etc. Excessive sour or spicy foods may also affect the condition and treatment, making it the treatment of vitiligo, such as cigarettes, wine, pepper, etc. Promote the use of copper utensils. Generally, eat more foods rich in tyrosine and minerals, such as meat (beef, rabbit, pork), animal liver, eggs, milk, vegetables (radishes, eggplants, bamboo shoots, fungi, kelp, etc.), beans, peanuts, black sesame seeds, walnuts, and other foods.