Patient's question:
Previously, I would eat some meat, but now I don't eat any at all. Before, I would eat some vegetables, but now I only eat steamed buns and no vegetables, just rice and no vegetables. Hospital check-ups revealed high levels of calcium and lead. At the hospital, I was given medication specifically for these issues, but it didn't help. The child still doesn't eat properly. I want the child to eat more food, but now they are very thin with poor health and often catch colds.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there is a certain relationship between the child lacking meat and the lead quality not meeting standards. First, if the lead quality is not up to standard, medication can be used under the guidance of a doctor. In daily diet, sufficient amounts of high-quality protein and amino acids should be consumed. If the child is lacking calcium, calcium supplements can be taken, and during this period, dietary supplements should be combined with eating calcium-rich foods such as dairy products, kelp, fish, shrimp skin, and bone broth. At the same time, consume more foods rich in vitamin D, such as pork liver, lamb liver, and beef liver, to enhance calcium absorption.