Many diseases occur instantly. Once a disease arrives, it is like a collapsed mountain, making people breathless. Adults can endure illness with their own perseverance, but if a baby is sick, they will suffer a lot. This pain has been baking in the hearts of parents, like a knife twisting. So, what's wrong with a one year old baby suddenly vomiting repeatedly?
What's wrong with a one year old baby suddenly vomiting repeatedly
1. Physiological vomiting: It is often caused by improper feeding methods, such as feeding too much, too quickly, or feeding while crying. Vomiting due to swallowing too much air can be relieved by changing the feeding method.
2. Gastric vomiting: often caused by gastrointestinal infections, indigestion, or gastrointestinal spasms after catching a cold, accompanied by crying and restlessness. At this point, one should also consider whether there is food poisoning and seek medical attention immediately if necessary.
3. Vomiting caused by various diseases, such as pharyngitis, tonsillitis, and coughing, can occur due to local irritation. After the primary lesion is cured, vomiting naturally subsides.
The most effective method for children to stop vomiting
When vomiting occurs, the first thing to do is to calm the child's emotions, not let the child cry or shout, and immediately stop the suspicious factors that cause vomiting, especially when there is suspicion of food problems, eating should be stopped immediately. When a child vomits, drinking and fasting should be strictly prohibited within one to two hours after vomiting, in order to allow the gastrointestinal tract to fully rest. If the child is immediately fed water or food after vomiting, it will increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, causing sustained and severe vomiting, resulting in greater harm.
The occurrence of any illness is not without reason. There are many factors that can cause a baby to suddenly vomit repeatedly. At this time, it is best for mothers to calm the child's emotions, not let the child be frightened, gently pat the baby's back to help the vomit be expelled smoothly, and do not immediately give the child water or food after vomiting, as this will worsen the symptoms. Actively take the child to the hospital for examination and treatment.
