Patient's question:
Normal bowel movements, but during the recent fever, blood tests revealed white blood cells 2.0, red blood cells 3.73, hemoglobin 84, and platelets 123; white blood cell differential: neutrophils 0.18, lymphocytes 0.71, monocytes 0.11Doctor's answer:
Children grow and develop rapidly, requiring a higher demand for iron. Anemia in children is usually caused by insufficient intake of dietary iron. Early detection and iron supplementation can often lead to a quick recovery. You can give your child Iron Supplement Tablets to replenish iron, promote blood production, enhance nutrition, and improve their hematopoietic function. Generally, hemoglobin levels will show a significant increase one month later. After the anemia symptoms improve, dietary adjustments should be made, providing foods rich in iron, vitamin C, and protein. Include more iron-rich foods such as eggs, vegetable purees, liver, and minced meat.