My 2 year child very thin

2017-01-05 12:43:18
My 2 year child very skinny not eating food regularly his weight also so low. Plz advise me for good treatment.
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you have not mentioned the weight and height of your child so i can not comment on the health.but remember children eat by need and adults eat by habbit; and thinness is not bad ,what is important is activity or agility and frequency of falling sick ;so if your son eats less but is very active and does not need to meet a doctor frequently then on the whole he is healthy and you should not worry.
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get a growth charting done for your child.
Health Tips
a child need approx 1.5 gms of protein per kilogram of body weight to grow so for a 10 kg child needs approx 15 gms per day and one egg has 6 gms of protein and a 100 ml glass of milk has 2-3 gms

Answered2017-01-08 07:19:44

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Answered2017-01-07 08:53:57

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Hello.. Well sir..I need to examine the child and also need detailed history to diagnose the condition...I need to know about the birth history, weight and also the present favtors..Need to know about immunisation too...Meet a pediatrician..Thank you

Answered2017-01-07 02:03:08

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Your question has the answer. He is not eating well and is thin. Picky eaters are usually thin and the cycle perpetuates itself. Take him to a Pediatrician who can evaluate him for any systemic disease and if all is well he/she can tell you some tricks on how to feed a picky eater. Best of luck

Answered2017-01-09 14:55:02

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