A 1-year-and-11-month-old daughter has been diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia, despite undergoing iron and calcium supplementation, the effects have been insignificant. Additionally, the child’s fontanel has not closed, measuring approximately 0.5*0.5cm. Although iron and calcium supplementation has been initiated, the results have been unsatisfactory.
For an 8-month-old baby diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia, it is recommended to take ferrous fumarate supplements along with vitamin C, while also paying attention to dietary adjustments and increasing iron-rich foods.
Understand that excessive sweating in children may be related to calcium deficiency, diabetes, or thyroid disease, and obtain professional coping advice.
A five-and-a-half-month-old baby has an enlarged lymph node behind the ear, often sweating, prone to diarrhea, and restless sleep. The county hospital diagnosed iron deficiency, but iron supplements did not work. Seeking assistance for diagnosis and medication recommendations.
How should iron deficiency in children around 3 years of age be addressed?
How can parents help their children combat iron deficiency anemia?
When a child shows symptoms of suspected iron deficiency anemia, such as yellowish skin, loss of appetite, frequent stools with normal consistency, and slow growth in weight and height, which have been present since 7-8 months old, how should parents determine and seek appropriate treatment methods?
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Discuss the methods of supplementing iron deficiency anemia in children, including dietary adjustments and medication treatment, to achieve the best iron supplementation effect.
My child has been experiencing pediatric anemia for some time, and as parents, we are very worried. We hope the doctor can give us some advice. According to the test results, the child mainly has inflammation, and controlling infection is the key at present. If the child has iron deficiency anemia, I suggest taking polysaccharide iron and vitamin C orally, and also consuming more lean meat in daily meals, as these foods are rich in iron. Moreover, getting more sunlight can also help supplement trace elements for the child. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a check-up.
