Here is the English translation of the provided content: "Is there anemia in the blood test report of a ten-month-old daughter?" Note: The line breaks ("") are kept as they are in the original text.

Patient's question:

Here is the English translation of the provided text:
"10-month-old daughter's blood test report shows anemia. How long does the treatment take to recover? Please help me! What are some good methods? Please give advice from a doctor."
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Doctor's answer:

Physiological anemia is normal, no need to worry, just enhance nutrition. It indicates a viral infection, and your child should still be infected. It is recommended to further check and treat. Iron-deficiency anemia can be supplemented through diet and increasing your child's exercise. Maintaining a balanced diet is the best remedy. Animal liver, pig blood, lean meat, black carp, shrimp, kelp, laver, black fungus, pumpkin seeds, sesame, soybeans, green leafy vegetables, etc. Mixing plant and animal foods will increase iron absorption.