Patient's question:
Doctor, my baby is a twin, now 3 and a half months old. He has a weak constitution and gets sick almost every month. He doesn't get better without intravenous drips. Is there any good way to improve this?Doctor's answer:
When a child is born, they obtain certain immunoglobulins from the mother, which can help resist common bacteria and viruses. By the time the baby reaches six months, the antibodies transferred from the mother gradually decrease, and the child's own immune system has not yet fully developed. A well-rounded nutritional diet can help prevent colds. Increasing outdoor activities and getting more sunlight is beneficial. Enhancing the diet with foods rich in vitamins, fruits, and vegetables can help boost immunity. Adding milk and meat products daily can also increase antibodies.