Patient's question:
My son is five and a half years old. Since he was three, he has occasionally experienced dizziness, but it doesn't hinder him from doing anything. He also says that sometimes he can't see the blackboard clearly. Is it related to poor development at birth or heat cramps caused by colds in his childhood? Is it related to a lack of trace elements? At People's HospitalDoctor's answer:
Hello, there are many causes of dizziness, such as colds, cervical spondylosis, anemia, Meniere's syndrome, arrhythmia, and snoring while sleeping, which can also lead to it. It is necessary to identify the cause and treat it accordingly. It is recommended to eat more lean meat, pork liver, egg yolks, milk, fish, shrimp, shellfish, soybeans, tofu, and blood to supplement iron and protein, and to eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamin C to promote iron absorption.