Patient's question:
A distant relative's child has recently developed pediatric anorexia. They refuse to eat anything, leaving them looking pale and thin, which is quite alarming. I'd like to learn about methods for treating pediatric anorexia here.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, infant anorexia is not difficult to treat. Psychological counseling should be given to the child, pay more attention to the child, give positive energy to the child, make the child feel that the food is delicious, and eat more to grow taller.Introduction: Do not beat or scold the child, give them more nutritious food, treat them patiently, gently, and carefully, so that they feel loved. Children's picky eating and anorexia are related to food stagnation and retention. The main problem causing food stagnation and retention is a weak spleen and stomach. When the spleen function is impaired, food residue and accumulation in the stomach and intestines will occur, thus affecting gastrointestinal function. Children may then experience a series of discomfort symptoms. The regulation of the spleen and stomach requires great care.