Patient's question:
Three or four days ago, a red bump appeared on my tongue, which was very painful. After about two days, the bump disappeared, turning into a white mouth ulcer that was even more painful. What are the reasons for dry hair in children and how to manage it?Doctor's answer:
Consider not ruling out that the symptoms are related to the child's lack of nutrition. It is recommended to eat more walnuts, black beans, and black sesame seeds and other foods regularly. It is appropriate to have a regular hospital conduct trace element tests, and if necessary, supplement in a timely manner under the guidance of a doctor. Dry hair refers to hair losing moisture and oil, leading to brittle and easily broken hair, with split ends. Long-term lack of sleep and excessive fatigue, as well as damage from certain diseases such as anemia and low potassium, can all cause dry hair.