Patient's question:
Recently, my baby hasn't been eating well these days. Usually, he eats very well and a lot, but recently, for some unknown reason, he's been eating less and even refusing to eat. Every time I feed him, it feels very painful, and no matter what method I use, it doesn't work. I took him to the doctor, who recommended giving him some pediatric appetite suppressants!Doctor's answer:
Medications of this type can be used as prescribed, and proper implementation is key. A child's poor appetite may be related to gastrointestinal functional disorders, potentially linked to food stagnation. It could also be caused by zinc deficiency. During medication, it is recommended to maintain proper nutrition and consume easily digestible foods. Additionally, visiting a doctor for acupuncture and massage to promote regulation and treatment may be beneficial. In the future, appropriate physical activity can be encouraged. Rest more during daily life. The above information can serve as a reference.