During the digestive process, normally nutrients from food will be absorbed in the small intestine into the blood and transported to organs to perform physiological functions to maintain life as well as ensure the growth and development of the body. However, in children with poor nutrient absorption, this mechanism works poorly, leading to significant effects on the child's health.

Poor nutritional absorption in children is one of the common causes of malnutrition, and also seriously affects the comprehensive development of children. So what should be done in the case of children with poor nutritional absorption?