Patient's question:
Baby boy, already 1 year old. In this year, I noticed that my child is getting fatter and can eat several bowls of food in one meal. When I ask him to exercise, he doesn't want to. Please ask: How can I treat a child who is obese and dislikes vegetables for better results?Doctor's answer:
To help your child change the symptoms of obesity, it is important to arrange exercise and diet reasonably for them. You can plan activities like swimming or jogging, which are aerobic exercises. Encourage your child to eat more foods such as apples, kiwis, and carrots. Avoid letting them consume high-calorie, high-fat foods like burgers, fries, and cookies. In daily life, don't let them snack in bed or lie down immediately after eating—these bad habits can also lead to fat accumulation. During the treatment of childhood obesity, if your child's symptoms are severe, it is crucial to seek medical treatment promptly. Don't blindly trust certain medications.