Patient's question:
Pale complexion, making one feel like it lacks nutrition. Mainly, it's my beloved who isn't getting enough nutrition, which leads to poor or insufficient milk production. About the past treatment and its effects: none. Regardless of what kind of assistance: through consultation, thank you.Doctor's answer:
This situation should provide timely complementary feeding guidance: Generally at 2-3 months of age: Fresh juice or vegetable water can be given. Twice a day, starting from one spoon and gradually increasing to ten or more spoons. It can digest vitamin C and other nutrients. At 4-5 months of age: For those with insufficient breast milk, full-strength milk or rice porridge can be given daily. Infants over 4 months have gradually exhausted the iron in their bodies, so iron-rich foods should be provided, such as egg yolks. Starting with 1/4 of an egg yolk and gradually increasing to a whole one. Small amounts of apple puree, vegetable puree, or fish puree can also be given.