Patient's question:
Child doesn't have a runny nose or cough, just fever?Past treatment and effectiveness: Had tests conducted.
What kind of help is desired: Child doesn't have a runny nose or cough, just fever?
Doctor's answer:
Children often have runny noses, coughs, and poor appetite, which are all consequences of weakened immunity due to zinc deficiency. Supplementing with zinc is key. It is recommended to obtain zinc from food sources. To boost your child's immunity, include more zinc-rich foods in their diet, such as animal liver, seafood, nuts, and lean meats. Examples include oysters, lean meat, fish, walnuts, peanuts, and pork liver.Of course, in many cases, children may develop deficiencies in certain single nutrients due to picky eating, such as zinc (which can be supplemented with Xinxiobao Zinc Selenium Treasure), vitamin A, vitamin D, and others. These deficiencies can also help alleviate colds and fever and may interfere with the body's immune function.