Patient's question:
My child is a boy, 4 years old. This year, I noticed that he has a lot of meat on his body, and his appetite is very big. Even when I ask him to exercise, he doesn't want to. I ask: How can we treat pediatric obesity with a meaty appetite to be most effective.Doctor's answer:
To help your child change the symptoms of obesity, it's important to provide them with a reasonable exercise and diet plan. Arrange activities like swimming and jogging within their tolerance range. During this period, encourage them to eat more cucumbers, tomatoes, kiwis, and similar foods. Your child should avoid high-calorie foods like cakes and macadamia nuts. Additionally, don't let them lie down motionless right after meals. If the above methods don't alleviate your child's obesity symptoms during treatment, it's essential to visit a hospital promptly to identify the cause and prevent the condition from worsening.