Patient's question:
Anemia My child is light and it's anemia, I don't know what to feed him. What should I eat for anemia? Teach me, doctor. It's like this, light but anemic with pale face.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the Condition: Hello! Your child needs to go to the hospital to determine the specific cause of anemia before receiving targeted treatment. If it is iron-deficiency anemia, the first step is to eliminate or correct the cause of the anemia. While improving the quality and structure of the diet, iron supplements should be taken concurrently.Suggestions: It is recommended that you prepare more iron-rich or B12 and folic acid-rich foods for your child, such as: animal liver, meat, animal blood, and eggs; soybeans, laver, mushrooms, green leafy vegetables, and yeast, to improve the diet. In daily life, it is important to prepare foods that are rich in color, aroma, and flavor to enhance your child's appetite and cultivate good eating habits, correcting picky eating. If digestion is poor, you can take appropriate digestive aids. Some foods may affect the absorption of iron supplements, such as tea, coffee, milk, calcium supplements, and phytates. It is best to avoid these foods while taking iron supplements. Wishing your child a speedy recovery!