Patient's question:
The child feels slightly unwell, but doesn't know what's wrong. Please ask: What are the symptoms of childhood obesity?Doctor's answer:
Children with pediatric obesity are mostly infants, preschoolers, and adolescents. These children usually have a strong appetite, large bowel movements, and are not fond of physical activity. Children with obesity are generally shorter and lighter in weight compared to their peers. Due to obesity, the genital organs of these children may be hidden in fatty tissue, particularly in boys. Parents of obese children should pay attention to adjusting their children's diet, eating properly, and engaging in sufficient physical activity. During treatment, patients need to follow a disciplined diet, maintain a regular schedule, actively participate in physical exercise, regulate their physical and mental health, and keep themselves clean to avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.