Children with anorexia will affect their health and development. Treating anorexia in children is a long-term process, requiring patience and coordination of many factors to stimulate children with anorexia to regain their appetite. When children have anorexia, it is important to find out the cause in order to have an effective treatment for anorexia.

Physiological anorexia often appears when children are about to enter a stage of physical change according to the natural development cycle, such as teething, crawling, learning to walk, etc. So how long does physiological anorexia last and when can children return to eating normally?

Anorexia is a condition of reduced or lost appetite, causing children to not receive enough food according to their needs. Anorexia is manifested in many different levels, children may eat less than usual, or only eat very little of a few types of food or more seriously, children are afraid to eat and vomit when seeing food.