Question
My one-year-old child was diagnosed with anemia at the age of one, with a hemoglobin level of 72, indicating moderate anemia. The doctor said the child has weak spleen and stomach, and prescribed medication, but the child refuses to take it. Can dietary supplements alone be effective?
Answer
Case Analysis: Hello. Dietary supplements can have some effect, but it is slower. Guidance: It is recommended to take ferrous sulfate and vitamin C for supplementation treatment, and at the same time, adopt dietary supplementation for better results, faster effects, and to increase comprehensive nutrition. Eating more animal liver, blood, and red dates can all have a supplementing effect.