Patient's question:
Boy, just 8 years old, this year, feels, my child's weight is much heavier than other children, and, recently, he's getting hungrier and hungrier, and, also, very lazy. Please ask: How to treat a child who is obese and doesn't like vegetables.Doctor's answer:
To address childhood obesity, it's important to encourage a love of exercise and a balanced diet. You can arrange aerobic activities for your child, such as swimming or jogging. Foods like carrots and spinach are beneficial for weight management, while high-calorie foods like cookies, macadamia nuts, and small cakes should be avoided. Additionally, don't let your child go to sleep right after eating or snack while lounging on the sofa. During obesity treatment, parents should tailor the approach to the child's specific needs. If the condition is severe, it's crucial to visit a hospital to determine the underlying cause and receive targeted treatment.