Patient's question:
Boy, he is already 2 years old. This year, he has noticed that my child has a lot of meat on his body, and he also seems to eat very uncontrolledly. Even when asked to exercise, he is unwilling. Please ask: How should childhood obesity, which loves meat, be treated well.Doctor's answer:
When a child develops obesity, parents should first address the situation through exercise and diet. Parents can encourage their child to engage in exercises that are beneficial for combating obesity, such as jogging or swimming. They should also provide the child with more foods like apples, kiwis, and carrots, while avoiding high-calorie items such as cookies, macadamia nuts, and small cakes. Additionally, parents should help their child break bad habits, such as being inactive after meals or being picky about food. During the treatment of childhood obesity, if the above methods do not alleviate the child's symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to determine the cause and prevent the condition from worsening.