Patient's question:
The child doesn't eat. The 3-year-old is very thin and doesn't even meet the minimum standard. They are very picky about food. I was deficient in iron during my pregnancy and checked. I'm considering whether to give the child iron supplements. They don't eat any vegetables.Doctor's answer:
You don't have to worry too much. Most phenomena in children are caused by vitamin deficiencies or poor digestion. It's best to start with a trace element test. If there's no deficiency, you can give the child some digestive aids under the guidance of a doctor. Daily suggestions would be to vary the child's diet to keep them interested in food. It's also recommended to give the child some water, eat fruits and vegetables appropriately.