If children eat too much and have excessive nutrition, and do not pay attention to personal hygiene, it can lead to vomiting. This is caused by improper diet. What should I do if my child frequently vomits?
After the child experiences symptoms of vomiting, they should stop eating. After observing for a period of time, if there is no nausea or vomiting, try eating a small amount of liquid food or warm water or rice soup. If the child still vomits, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in a timely manner. The doctor will provide the cause of vomiting and treat it accordingly.
To cause vomiting in children, it is necessary to identify the cause, such as overeating, eating cold or raw food, or food poisoning, etc. The correct cause must be determined in order to effectively treat it. If a child frequently vomits and it is ruled out that it is caused by food, then it is necessary to consider whether the spleen and stomach function is not fully developed, and to go to the hospital for examination and further treatment.
After a child vomits, first help clean their mouth. At this point, parents should not panic. For this situation, they can first add salt to warm water and let the child rinse their mouth repeatedly with salt water. Clean the mouth, maintain oral hygiene, eliminate inflammation, and remove impurities from the mouth.
After stopping eating for a period of time, you can cook a day of Congee or soup for your child to supplement nutrition and water loss in the body. After observing for a period of time, if the vomiting symptoms improve after conditioning, you should pay more attention to what you should eat and what you can't eat. Parents must check it well. If vomiting persists, seek medical attention promptly.
