Malnutrition treatment in Nuevo León

Malnutrition is a state in which the body does not receive or does not make use of the nutrients needed to maintain adequate function, growth, and energy.

Common symptoms: Weight loss, weakness, fatigue, fragile skin and hair, reduced ability to concentrate, and, in children, delayed growth.

Common causes: Insufficient or unbalanced diet, diseases that hinder nutrient absorption, and conditions that increase the body's requirements.

Which specialist treats it? The nutritionist provides guidance on diet, while the pediatrician or internist addresses the underlying causes depending on age and context. If you notice signs of low weight or wasting in yourself or a family member, the advisable thing is to have a professional assess the situation.