When a child reaches the weaning stage, but he won’t eat anything, what should you do?

The reasons why children may not eat could be related to vitamin deficiencies or indigestion, and it is recommended to conduct trace element tests. If there is no deficiency, children can be given digestive aids under a doctor’s guidance. In addition, it is advisable to offer a variety of foods to stimulate their interest in eating, while also ensuring an appropriate intake of fruits and vegetables.

Since March, little Zi has gradually stopped eating due to two consecutive falls. Or he eats less than before, and his stomach seems bigger than before. He always sleeps with his eyes open, and he has lost a lot of weight. Should he be taken to the hospital to see a doctor?