Patient's question:
How can we make it good for both children and adults?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello. Postpartum women who are anemic may lack nutrients in their breast milk, especially iron, which can reduce the iron intake of the baby through breast milk, making them prone to iron deficiency. Therefore, anemic women breastfeeding can affect the baby's nutritional iron deficiency and limited intellectual development. Chronic anemia can also worsen the anemia itself, leading to pale complexion, dizziness, and fatigue.Advice: Postpartum anemia can be treated with iron tablets like "Iron Edge," which are rich in protein and iron. They help replenish iron and blood, providing essential nutrients and effectively improving anemia. It is recommended to consume more lean meat, pork liver, egg yolks, milk, fish, shrimp, shellfish, soy, tofu, and blood to supplement iron and protein, as well as eat more vegetables and fruits to provide vitamin C, which promotes iron absorption. Severe anemia may require blood transfusion treatment.