Children may not be able to provide a detailed description of their illness, especially for minor illnesses. However, for diseases such as abdominal pain, it usually manifests very clearly and is often accompanied by the appearance of other symptoms. What should I do if my child keeps vomiting due to abdominal pain?
1. Eating easily digestible food: When a child experiences abdominal pain, it is easy for the stomach and intestines to catch a cold. At this time, discomfort in the stomach and intestines can cause vomiting when consuming difficult to digest food. So it is recommended that mothers add easily digestible ingredients when preparing food for their children. For example, such foods as millet porridge and rice soup can also improve children's abdominal pain.
2. Medication treatment: If the mother finds that she already has severe abdominal pain and continues to vomit, it is the limit that the child's body can bear. It is best to take the child to the hospital to see a doctor. Sometimes there is already inflammation, and the doctor will give the child medication treatment based on the condition after a series of persistence.
3. Treatment for roundworms: If inflammation and catching a cold are ruled out, then it is necessary to consider whether the child has roundworms growing in the stomach. The most direct way to treat roundworms is for doctors to prescribe medication to kill the worms in their stomachs, and then for mothers to supplement their nutrition. If the child continues to vomit, the abdominal pain will gradually disappear.
