Patient's question:
After entering summer, the child loves fruits but doesn't like eating meals. I don't know how to feed him either. I went to the hospital for a check-up and learned that he has anorexia. I want to know what methods are available to treat this condition. How is pediatric anorexia treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, balanced diet, food diversification: Reasonably select recipes, achieve a balance between coarse and fine grains, and combine meat and vegetable dishes, so that children can eat a variety of foods and consume a full range of nutrients; emphasize a variety of flavors and types, correct children's picky eating habits such as disliking wheat-based foods, "preferring meat to vegetables" or "preferring vegetables to meat"; remove fish bones, meat bones, and chop vegetables into small pieces and cook them until soft, cut coarse fibers into small cubes, small strips, and small pieces to suit the characteristics of children's immature digestive organs; consume more foods rich in trace elements, such as: animal liver, lean meat, fish, beans and bean products, peanuts, rapeseed, etc.