Patient's question:
No illness, quite active. I would like to ask if children like this need to take nutritional supplements?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None.
Regarding what kind of help is needed: Do they need to take nutritional supplements? Are nutritional supplements good?
Doctor's answer:
You don't have to take it if you don't want to. You can also have a thorough blood test and check for trace elements. If there's a deficiency, then you can take supplements.2. For additional digestive and nutritional supplements, it's best to choose natural options rather than random ones, otherwise you might end up causing problems instead of helping.
Advice:
1. The child should eat less unhealthy foods like fried, pickled, and grilled meats.
2. For the child's main meals, balance the meat and vegetables, eat until about seven parts full, and ensure a variety of foods. This helps with better absorption, more balanced nutrition, and less strain on the digestive system.
The above advice is for the question "Does a one-year-old boy need to take nutritional supplements?" I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!