Question
A nearly five-year-old girl has developed a yellowish complexion since starting kindergarten, and she occasionally experiences abdominal pain. She has undergone a trace element test, which showed no issues. She is generally in good health, with common colds usually healing without medication, and she has not received any treatment. How can her skin color be restored to a rosy glow?
Answer
A child’s yellowish complexion may be associated with anemia or liver problems. Abdominal pain may be caused by conditions such as allergic purpura. It is recommended to conduct blood and urine routine tests to determine if there is a decrease in platelets or an increase in red blood cells. Additionally, liver function should be checked, as liver diseases can lead to a yellowish complexion.