Patient's question:
My child was born on April 13th this year, a girl, with a height of 50 cm and a weight of 7 kg. The hospital check-up showed that she is in good health. At birth, she had longer hair on her head, about 2 cm long, but it was quite sparse. At the age of five months, some newly grown white hairs were noticed, about 2 mm long, with about 20 strands. Her mother also has some white hairs, but they only appeared when she was nine years old. The child's grandmother had white hairs when she was young. She asked the doctor if there is any way to solve the problem of white hair.Doctor's answer:
Hello, you can wait for a while until the child can increase their supplementary foods and then apply the following foods.Pay attention to dietary nutrition. Grains can include purple rice, black beans, red beans, green beans, red lotus seeds, black sesame seeds, walnuts, etc.; vegetables can include carrots, spinach, purple radish heads, purple cabbage, mushrooms, black fungus, etc.; animal foods can include black-bone chicken, beef, lamb, and pork liver, soft-shell turtle, dark-meat fish, and sea cucumbers, etc.; fruits can include jujubes, black jujubes, persimmons, mulberries, and purple grapes, etc. In short, all foods with deep colors (green, red, yellow, purple) contain pigments formed by the interaction of plants with sunlight and can replenish the body's pigments, benefiting the health of hair color. Additionally, ensure adequate protein, vitamins, and other nutrients. Eat more vegetable oils, less animal fats, and less white sugar. Honey or brown sugar can be used in small amounts as substitutes.