Patient's question:
The baby has always been taken care of in the hometown. A few days ago, during the two-year-old check-up, it was found to have iron deficiency anemia and calcium deficiency. I don't know what to do. The baby is usually quite active, has average sleep at night, does not eat on time, and consumes a lot of milk and sugar.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:The child's condition is related to a single dietary structure and the lack of proper complementary feeding. The child can eat more scrambled egg yolk, fruit puree, hawthorn, citrus, and walnuts, all of which are rich in iron. Animal livers are also rich in iron. Cornmeal, millet, and soybeans are also rich in iron. The child needs to supplement appropriately. The child has severe anemia and needs to take iron supplements, such as Oral Blood Treasure liquid, etc. It needs to be taken continuously for 2-3 months to recover.
Suggestions:
It can be said that the above are the reasons for the child's anemia and calcium deficiency. The child needs to supplement calcium and correct the anemia. Only then can the child's condition gradually improve.