Patient's question:
Girl baby, currently 2 years old. In this year, I've noticed that my child has a lot of meat on her and seems to eat very unconstrainedly. She also doesn't like to exercise. Please ask: How should pediatric obesity and laziness be diagnosed and treated.Doctor's answer:
To help a child change the symptoms of obesity, it is important to arrange reasonable exercise and diet for them. Plan swimming, jogging, and other activities that are within the child's tolerance. Carrots and spinach are beneficial for combating obesity. Avoid foods high in calories, such as sunflower seeds and burgers. In daily life, do not let the child eat snacks in bed or lie down immediately after eating, as these bad habits can also lead to fat accumulation. During treatment, parents should monitor the child's condition at all times. In severe cases, treatment should be conducted under the guidance of a doctor, and avoid.