Patient's question:
What diseases can pediatric surgery treat, and which symptoms belong to pediatric internal medicine? May's pediatric check-up diagnosed iron deficiency anemia and rickets. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
This illness is serious, and you need to supplement iron and calcium immediately.For boosting blood: Eat more eggs, animal organs like liver, and hemoglobin (ensure they are hygienic and reliable).
For calcium: Get more sun exposure, drink bone broth, and take vitamin D supplements. Eat more shrimp as well.
Of course, there are many other foods that can help with iron and calcium supplementation. You should also ask your doctor if there are any medications that can directly treat these conditions.
If tests show no other diseases, the lack of appetite and sweating are likely caused by this illness. Alternatively, you could give them an oral liquid supplement containing calcium, iron, zinc, and selenium, which is effective for iron supplementation.