Patient's question:
The baby's mild anemia has worsened to moderate anemia. What could be the reason? The previous index was 104, and now it's 88. Both the friend and the friend's partner have thalassemia. The same type B. At 35 weeks, the baby had an amniocentesis. The result showed that the baby was negative. But how did the baby develop moderate anemia? Hello, what should I do if the infant has moderate thalassemia anemia?Doctor's answer:
Children with moderate anemia need to take digestive iron supplements, which can replenish iron, produce blood, and reduce hemoglobin levels. It will take about two months to correct the anemia. For children with anemia, dietary supplements can include many foods rich in iron such as pork liver, egg yolks, lean meat, black fungus, jujubes, and spinach. It is also beneficial to consume more beef, fish, and other iron-rich foods. Taking vitamin C concurrently can enhance iron absorption. Parents must correct their children's picky eating habits and promote a diversified diet.