Patient's question:
Boy, 13 years old, in elementary school. In recent weeks, it has been observed that the child is getting fatter and eating more. He doesn't want to exercise either. How can childhood obesity with a preference for meat be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
If a child suffers from obesity, parents should first change their symptoms by adjusting their exercise and diet. Parents can encourage the child to engage in activities that are beneficial for weight loss, such as jogging, swimming, etc. During this period, the child should be encouraged to eat more foods like cucumbers, tomatoes, and kiwis, while avoiding high-fat foods such as fried chicken and cakes. Parents should address the child's lack of willingness to exercise and picky eating habits in daily life. Throughout the treatment, parents should closely monitor the child's condition and seek medical guidance if it worsens. Avoid.