How should moderate iron deficiency anemia in a 10-month-old baby be treated?

Patient's question:

How should a 10-month-old infant with moderate iron deficiency anemia be treated? Got bigger.

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: Iron deficiency in babies can indeed affect their growth and development. After iron deficiency, the baby's growth and development will slow down, and it will also lower their immunity, making them more prone to illness.
Suggestions: You can supplement iron for the baby. There is no need for bone marrow aspiration or blood transfusion, as it is unnecessary. Increase the nutritional value of the baby's diet while also taking baby-specific iron supplements orally, such as Hela's blood-boosting oral liquid, which will also show effects quickly.

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