Patient's question:
My child has mild anemia. What foods can they eat to supplement iron and blood? They haven't been eating well lately and need something to supplement. How to deal with mild anemia in children?Doctor's answer:
How old is the child in months? Generally, after a child starts eating complementary foods, due to the limited variety and unbalanced nutrition of these foods, combined with the decreasing nutritional value of breast milk, the child may develop anemia. It is generally recommended to supplement nutrition through food. You can eat some animal livers, such as chicken liver, which is very effective. It is available for sale. When you bring it home, stir-fry it with a little oil, then chop it, and add it to the baby's food. (No matter what you add, start with a small amount and gradually increase the quantity based on the baby's condition). For formula, you can choose a formula with a higher iron content.