How can I help my 12-year-old son who has poor memory at school?

Patient's question:

My son is 12 years old and goes to school. He has poor memory and doesn't want to write. He forgets what he has learned. About his past treatment and effectiveness: He has never been treated. What kind of help do you want: How can his memory be improved

Doctor's answer:

This situation is often related to the child's constitution. It is usually caused by poor physical health, a lack of trace elements, which interferes with thinking and memory, thereby affecting their interest in practicing. In the long run, it can help the child develop a liking for school. It is recommended to visit the pediatric growth and development department for a follow-up examination, undergo tests for trace elements, and identify the underlying causes. Then, appropriate measures can be taken to address the issue. On a daily basis, it is important to maintain a regular diet, enhance the digestion of nutrients, and parents can provide supplementary tutoring to improve the child's memory, preventing them from developing a dislike for school due to learning difficulties.