Patient's question:
The baby just dislikes eating gal fish. Is it okay to eat it twice a week? What does it mean not to eat other fruits when eating fish? Does it mean not to eat them at the same time, or not to eat fruits after finishing the fish?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: Is it okay for babies over two years old to eat gal fish regularly?
Doctor's answer:
The flesh of gaiya fish is tender, with few small bones, high fat content, and a delicious taste. It is also highly nutritious, with protein, fat, calcium, and phosphorus levels ranking second among river and lake fish.Advice: No food should be consumed in excess, as overindulgence can lead to poor digestion in children. Fruits are not recommended to be eaten immediately after meals. Fruits consumed after eating may be delayed in the stomach by the food eaten first, potentially causing symptoms such as bloating and constipation. Additionally, they can interfere with the absorption and digestion of food, negatively affecting the digestive system. It is best to eat fruits two hours after a meal or one hour before a meal.