Sequence of subcutaneous fat loss in malnourished children

Malnutrition can lead to many diseases. Whether it is an adult or a child, if they suffer from malnutrition, it will have a great impact on the body. Subcutaneous fat gradually disappears, generally in the order of abdomen, chest and back, waist, upper and lower limbs, and cheeks. Patients should actively take good care of themselves.
Malnutrition occurs in adolescents, when the patient is in the growth stage. Once the disease occurs, the patient's pain will also increase. The disease can cause different conditions for the patient. As the severity of the disease increases, what are the symptoms of malnutrition? What is the order of subcutaneous fat loss in malnourished children?

Long-term inadequate feeding is the main cause of malnutrition. For example, if multiple births, twins and premature babies are not fed scientifically, they often suffer from malnutrition. Congenital malformations such as cleft lip and chronic wasting diseases such as tuberculosis can also cause malnutrition. It manifests as no weight gain or weight loss, and the gradual disappearance of subcutaneous fat, generally in the order of abdomen, chest and back, waist, upper and lower limbs, and cheeks. In severe cases, muscle atrophy, motor function retardation, low intelligence, poor immunity, and susceptibility to indigestion and various infections.
Malnutrition usually refers to insufficient nutrition caused by insufficient intake, poor absorption or excessive consumption of nutrients, but it may also include overnutrition caused by overeating or excessive intake of specific nutrients. If a healthy diet consisting of the appropriate amount, type or quality of nutrients is not consumed for a long time, the individual will be malnourished. Long-term malnutrition may lead to death from starvation. Therefore, once malnutrition is discovered, it is necessary to treat it in time.
Malnutrition is a disease, and this disease can cause different pains to patients. This requires patients to actively take care of themselves and receive treatment from different angles. Patients themselves need to maintain a healthy mood, have a good understanding of their own lives, and actively treat themselves. Only in this way can malnutrition be kept away from teenagers and the physical fitness of patients be increased.