Patient's question:
Recently, I've noticed some anemia issues with my child. In the past two days, they've had a poor appetite when eating, and their complexion has become somewhat pale. I'd like to understand what exactly causes anemia in children.Doctor's answer:
Anemia patients should consume more liver powder and egg yolk with lean meat in daily life, as they can replenish iron and blood. Avoid being picky about food and eat all kinds of supplementary foods.Anemia comes in many types. It's best to send over the results so that a simple blood test can determine whether it's macrocytic or microcytic anemia. The most common type is nutritionally-induced microcytic anemia, which may be caused by iron deficiency. This can usually be regulated through dietary adjustments. It's best to send over the results.