What is the best medicine for malnutrition?

Can malnutrition be treated with drugs? I believe many people have this question in their minds, because after all, most people who suffer from this disease are children, and it is not easy to regulate children's diet. So let's take a look today, what kind of medicine is good for malnutrition?

So can malnutrition be treated with drugs? Let's take a look at the following:

Nowadays, the treatment of malnutrition patients generally adopts the principle of symptomatic treatment. In clinical practice, the drugs that malnutrition patients can often choose include adenosine triphosphate, cytidine triphosphate, uridine triphosphate, vitamin E, inosine, myogenic injection, glycine, nucleotides, nandrolone phenylpropionate and traditional Chinese medicine, etc. These drugs have relatively good therapeutic effects and can also effectively control the patient's condition and alleviate the patient's symptoms and manifestations.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone can understand which kind of medicine is better for malnutrition, but drug treatment can only be decided by the attending physician, so you must follow the doctor's advice when taking medicine for malnutrition. As the saying goes, medicine is not as good as food, and adding more nutrition to children is the fundamental way to treat malnutrition.

In fact, during the drug treatment of malnourished patients, they should also pay attention to increasing nutrition. For example, they can let malnourished patients eat more cabbage, bean sprouts, tomatoes, hawthorn, tangerines, dates, fish, eggs, chicken, lean pork and other foods. They are rich in vitamins, cellulose, high-quality protein and other nutrients, and are more suitable for patients to eat regularly. At the same time, malnourished patients should also pay attention to proper physical exercise during treatment, so as to effectively assist the patient's treatment.