Signs that a Child is Anaemic

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Name: Palak
Country: India
My child is underweight but he is very active and falls ill less frequently. He eats only dal chawal and roti every day. Will he require any vitamin supplements to prevent anemia because he rarely eats iron rich foods.

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Name: Samay
Country: India
If children are weak they are prescribed tonic by pediatrician containing vitamins and minerals essential for their growth and development. It really helps to prevent vitamin deficiency and diseases like anemia in them

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Name: Hetal
Country: India
It is necessary to include iron rich foods like ragi or nachni in the diet of children to prevent anaemia in them. Iron is very important for healthy growth and development of children.

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