Patient's question:
Is thalassemia serious? Can medication be used? Is surgery necessary? Are there any good methods? Does anyone have experience with this?Doctor's answer:
Anemia includes congenital anemia and iron deficiency anemia. It can also be caused by poor stomach function, liver function, kidney function, or heart function. The most fundamental issue in treating anemia is to first address the stomach's absorption problem, and then resolve the repair of the functions of the five internal organs and six bowels.The main foods for replenishing blood include: brown sugar, carrots, beef liver, goat liver (premium), horse liver (premium), lamb (premium), beef gelatin, meat, spinach, broad beans, kelp, laver, black fungus, egg yolk, longan meat, red dates, and sweet fruits.