Patient's question:
My son's height and weight ratio are not proportional. He has gained weight and become too fat. How can I control my child's obesity from increasing?Doctor's answer:
Obesity not only harms children's cardiopulmonary function but also leads to many deviations in diet, exercise, and psychological and behavioral aspects. These behavioral deviations not only trigger obesity but also cause psychological and behavioral damage. If these deviations are not addressed, the effectiveness of controlling and preventing obesity will be unstable and prone to rebound. Therefore, to control childhood obesity, it is necessary to change unreasonable lifestyles and establish a scientific and correct lifestyle.