Does My 10-Month-Old Daughter Have Anemia in Her Blood Routine Test?

It’s a physiological anemia, no need to worry. Enhancing nutrition can help. There might still be an infection, so further examination and treatment are recommended. Iron-deficiency anemia can be treated with dietary supplements and increased physical activity. Maintaining a balanced diet is the best medicine. Foods like animal liver, pork blood, lean meat, black carp, shrimp, seaweed, nori, black fungus, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, soybeans, green leafy vegetables, etc., mixed with both animal and plant foods, can increase iron absorption.
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Does My Baby Have Rickets?

The baby is restless during afternoon naps, often cries at night, and sweats easily on the head and back. When walking, the feet have an unusual shape, slightly resembling an ‘O’ shape. The baby also gets tired quickly and is prone to falling. Concerned family members wonder if the baby has rickets.
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Does My Baby Need to Take Deworming Medicine?

Children are recommended to take oral deworming medication regularly every six months, mainly for hygiene reasons. In addition to having white spots on the body, symptoms such as loss of appetite and abdominal pain may also require deworming treatment.
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Does My Baby Need Vitamin Supplements?

Not sure about your child’s physical growth and development, and their daily diet and lifestyle? Do they have any bad habits like picky eating? You don’t need to give your baby vitamin supplements or similar things. For a two and a half month-old baby, just giving them some juice or plain water is fine. Everything you give them should be introduced gradually. However, they are currently taking one fish liver oil capsule every day, as recommended by the doctor, to promote calcium absorption.
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