Patient's question:
Female baby, currently 5 years old, recently, noticed that my child has a lot of meat on her body, and she eats more food than most children. Usually, she doesn't like to go out to play. Please ask: How should pediatric obesity with a meat-loving diet be treated?Doctor's answer:
Changing a child's obesity starts with getting them to love exercise and eat a balanced diet. Aerobic exercises like swimming or jogging can be arranged for the child. Vegetables rich in dietary fiber, such as winter melon and tomatoes, should be eaten more. High-calorie snacks like macadamia nuts and cookies should not be given to children. Additionally, it is important to help children overcome bad habits, such as being inactive after meals and picky eating. If a child's condition is severe during the treatment for childhood obesity, parents should take them to the hospital promptly and follow the doctor's guidance for treatment.