Patient's question:
My daughter is 8 years old, slim, frail, and of normal height. Recently, she often got nosebleeds, even the day after drinking Cordyceps militaris soup. After seeing a doctor, it was confirmed that her nose was fine. Additionally, she frequently has constipation, sometimes with stool resembling sheep dung, but she generally has a bowel movement every day. In the past few years, she often had fever. Overall, she seems frail.Doctor, I don’t know how to regulate her well. Even Cordyceps militaris soup causes a reaction—what should I do?
Doctor's answer:
I suggest that your baby's diet should be diverse, consuming nutrient-rich and easily digestible foods, while avoiding raw, cold, hard, and spicy foods that are. Eat small meals frequently, avoid overeating, drink plenty of water, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Do not let your baby develop a habit of picky eating. Eat less snacks and more foods high in calcium and protein. Encourage your baby to spend more time outdoors to enhance their physical fitness and prevent colds. Get more sun to promote calcium absorption. Pay attention to keeping warm and adjust your baby's clothing according to the weather changes to avoid catching a cold. I hope my answer helps you.