What are the signs of anorexia?

Anorexia is a relatively common disease, which is quite harmful to human health. There are many causes of anorexia, such as excessive dieting, abnormal psychology, etc., which may cause this disease. The precursors of anorexia often cause manifestations of gastrointestinal diseases and often lead to the occurrence of some mental disorders. At this time, you should be vigilant to avoid causing serious harm to your health.

Signs of anorexia

Anorexia in children, also known as digestive dysfunction, is very common in babies aged 3-6 years old. Anorexia in children refers to the symptoms of long-term loss of appetite or lack of appetite in babies. Anorexia in children is not a disease, it is just a symptom. Babies with anorexia often experience vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhea, constipation, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and bloody stools. These symptoms not only reflect functional or organic diseases of the digestive tract, but also often occur in diseases of other systems, especially central nervous system diseases or mental disorders and various infectious diseases. Therefore, it is necessary to inquire about the medical history in detail, closely observe changes in the condition, and make a correct diagnosis and treatment of the primary disease.

In fact, most children with anorexia are not caused by disease, but by long-term bad eating habits, an unsatisfactory eating system and a poor eating environment. Bad eating habits are the cause of this disease. Frequent consumption of concentrated high-protein and high-sugar diets, eating candies and other snacks before meals, eating at irregular times, having an irregular lifestyle, overheated climate, and high humidity can all cause babies to develop anorexia symptoms. Or it could be the baby's psychological factors that cause him to be unwilling to eat. So, how can we improve baby’s anorexia through diet therapy? >>What should I do if my baby doesn’t like to eat? Don't rush to say it's anorexia

Methods to deal with anorexia in children 1. Eat at regular times and in fixed quantities, do not eat or eat less snacks, sweets, fatty or fried foods, and do not eat too much. If you want your child to be safe, leave him some space to stay hungry and cold. This makes a lot of sense. In addition, you should eat a certain amount of vegetables and fruits. Food should be diversified. Mothers may wish to learn more exquisite dishes to attract the baby's attention and increase the baby's appetite through the combination of ingredients.

2. Do not beat or scold your baby, or force your baby to eat a certain amount of food. Especially do not force your baby to eat high-end nutritional supplements. Try to relieve your baby's tension and let him eat easily and happily. Allow them to eat light food so that the digestive system will not be affected by emotions. If you find that your baby is in a bad mood, comfort him in time to avoid affecting his appetite.

3. Seek help from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and learn pediatric massage techniques from the doctor. Massage your child once a week and use Chinese patent medicine to adjust the spleen and stomach discomfort.