Anorexia in children is a difficult problem for many parents. It is necessary to determine whether the child has anorexia or not and find out the cause of the anorexia in order to have the right and effective remedy. Nutritional examination for anorexia in children is the process of examining, consulting and treating anorexia in children in a scientific way.

Anorexia in children, also known as lazy eating, is a common condition that occurs in children of all ages. Prolonged anorexia in children will affect the physical development and brain development of children. The consequence of anorexia in children is malnutrition, leading to slow intellectual development and weak resistance.

Zinc is a mineral that our bodies use to fight infections and produce cells. It is important for wound healing and making DNA, the genetic blueprint in all your cells. In particular, researchers have also evaluated the effects of zinc deficiency on height growth and anemia.

In fact, stunting and slow weight gain are common conditions in young children, usually between the ages of 1-5. Dr. Pham Lan Huong, Pediatric Center, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital, said that this is not entirely a disease, but if it persists, it will lead to significant health consequences.