Question
What are the causes of pediatric anorexia?
Answer
Pediatric anorexia refers to a common symptom where children lack interest in food over a longer period, experience a decrease in appetite, and even refuse to eat. This condition does not include temporary loss of appetite caused by diseases or other short-term factors. Pediatric anorexia is not specific to any particular season, but during the humid and hot seasons, symptoms may worsen due to the spleen yang being easily disturbed. It is recommended that parents pay attention to their child’s dietary habits and seek professional medical assistance when necessary to ensure healthy growth.