Patient's question:
Boy, 13 years old, in primary school, recently for a few weeks, noticed that the child seems to be getting fatter and can eat several bowls of rice at one meal. Likes to lie down after eating. Please ask: How should pediatric obesity caused by a meat diet be treated.Doctor's answer:
Childhood obesity can be addressed by first setting appropriate exercise levels and dietary changes for your child. Encourage activities suitable for their age group, such as swimming or jogging, and include more high-fiber foods in their diet, like spinach and carrots. Avoid giving them high-fat foods such as fried chicken or cakes. In daily life, make sure your child does not snack in bed or lie down immediately after eating, as these bad habits can also lead to fat accumulation. During treatment, parents should closely monitor their child's condition. If the situation is severe, medical treatment should be sought under the guidance of a doctor. Avoid treating the child.