Patient's question:
Doesn't like to eat, hyperactive, slow growth and development. Dry stools, high heat, excessive phlegm. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No effect. What kind of help do you care about: What are the good methods for lead removal?Doctor's answer:
Prevention is key, with nutritional intervention. Regardless of which level of lead poisoning, health education should be implemented first, stabilize the environment, wash hands frequently, and avoid eating high-lead foods such as black jujubes and seaweed products. Vegetables like leafy greens, carrots, and other vegetables can also help expel lead. Additionally, consume more iron, calcium, and zinc-rich foods. In the intestines, the absorption of iron, calcium, zinc, and lead is mutually competitive. When the absorption of iron, calcium, and zinc is enhanced, the absorption of lead increases relatively.