Patient's question:
My son is six years old this year, and he has had balanitis before. However, after treatment for a period of time, it has already healed. But now his condition has recurred, so what I want to know is how to deal with recurrent balanitis in children?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent childhood vulvitis suggests that the child's immune function is relatively poor. It is recommended to provide the child with appropriate digestive protein powder and vitamin C to effectively boost immunity and prevent diseases. Eat more fresh fruits, vegetables, and digestible vitamins. Ensure adequate intake of meat, eggs, and dairy products, while avoiding spicy and irritating foods. Avoid foods that trigger reactions, such as fish and shrimp. Appropriate supplementation of zinc and calcium is also beneficial.Additionally, during the treatment of vulvitis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm. It is hoped that the above advice will be helpful to you. Thank you.