What kind of medicine should a moderately anemic eleven-month-old child take? Thank you!

Patient's question:

Director Dong, a 11-month-old child with moderate anemia (anemia during pregnancy in the mother) was discovered through blood tests in the last two months. There are no obvious symptoms, and the child's mental state, appetite, and sleep are still okay.

Doctor's answer:

You can choose appropriate dietary therapy methods based on your condition;
Eat more iron-rich foods: Animal organs, eggs, lean meat, and beans contain more iron; among vegetables, celery, fresh green beans, spinach, taro, and bean sprouts have the highest iron content; fruits such as hawthorn, apricots, peaches, grapes, jujubes, kelp, hair moss, mushrooms, and white fungus are particularly rich in iron and can be chosen to eat frequently.

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