A 3-year-old baby can only develop healthily if all tests are normal. If any of the data is abnormal, it may directly affect the child's development. Therefore, parents will ask after checking their child's blood: What is the normal level of hemoglobin in a 3-year-old baby? Let's take a look at the answer.
Normal hemoglobin levels for a 3-year-old baby
The normal value of hemoglobin in a 3-year-old child cannot be lower than 110g/l. If the test result is lower than this value, it can be judged as anemia. If the deviation data is relatively small, drug treatment is not needed. Only dietary supplementation can help improve the child's anemia abnormality. However, if the deviation from the normal value is too large, medication should be used to control it, otherwise the child's normal development may have unpredictable deviations due to severe anemia problems.
How to eat and supplement for 3-year-old babies with low hemoglobin
If a child has low hemoglobin during examination, paying attention to their condition will reveal abnormal conditions such as pale complexion, pale lips, and relatively white conjunctiva. At this time, it is important to pay attention to the child's daily nutrition and ensure that the complementary foods added to the child are high in iron, such as animal blood, animal liver, and red dates, which can be given to 3-year-old children. After a period of adjustment, it is necessary to go to the hospital to check the child's hemoglobin situation.
