Patient's question:
My baby hasn't been in good health since birth. On average, they visit the hospital almost every month, either with a fever or diarrhea. Despite taking many medications, it hasn't helped boost their immunity. I've heard from others that drinking medicine can help strengthen the immune system. I'd like to know what to eat and what kind of assistance to provide: Hello, are there any methods in daily life that can help boost a child's immunity?Doctor's answer:
You can boost your immunity with food. You can eat fresh radish: it has the ability to enhance autoimmunity due to its rich interferon inducers; ginseng royal jelly: it can lower the body's immune system and adjust the endocrine system, and contains bee acid with anti-aging effects; mushrooms, hericium erinaceus, straw mushrooms, black fungus, Tremella fuciformis, lilyturf, etc.: all have a significant effect on enhancing immunity; shiitake mushrooms: the shiitake polysaccharides in shiitake mushrooms can increase human immunity. The above is advice on how to boost immunity in daily life. I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!