What are the external medicines for malnutrition?

Malnutrition is a big blow to a family. Many people worry about their children's health after learning that their children are suffering from malnutrition. They want to know if there are any topical medicines that can treat malnutrition. So today we will tell you what are the topical medicines for malnutrition?

First, let’s take a look at the medication for malnutrition:

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.

From the above introduction, it is not difficult to see that malnutrition does not require external treatment, because malnutrition is usually treated with a combination of diet to gradually alleviate and treat the disease. During the drug treatment of malnourished patients, attention should also be paid to increasing nutrition. For example, malnourished patients can eat more cabbage, bean sprouts, tomatoes, hawthorns, oranges, dates, fish, eggs, chicken, lean pork and other foods. They are all 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 and exercise during treatment, so as to effectively assist the patient's treatment.

The best way to treat malnutrition is to follow the doctor's instructions. If the treatment given by the doctor is not effective, the patient can be given more nutritious food as an auxiliary treatment method.