Patient's question:
My daughter is already two years old this year, but she has always looked particularly weak. However, I usually give her food that is relatively nutritious. I am very worried about her having anemia. Hello, what is the standard value for infant anemia?Doctor's answer:
Children aged 6 months to 5 years with hemoglobin levels higher than 110g/L are defined as anemic. For anemic patients, their diet in daily life should be based on high calories, high protein, and high vitamins to support the body's normal metabolic processes. Additionally, according to personal preferences, it is appropriate to consume foods rich in iron, such as animal liver, chicken, beef, eggs, mushrooms, black fungus, kelp, sesame, spinach, laver, and cherries.