Patient's question:
The child has been experiencing nausea when talking about riding in a vehicle, and it has become more severe in the past two years. However, since February of this year, intermittent nausea has reappeared. Each episode of nausea requires hospitalization for five to six days. For the first two to three days, the child continues to vomit, and it takes another three days before vomiting stops. The child can then manage to have a small amount of soup and pass stool. Moreover, the intervals between these episodes of nausea have become shorter and shorter, even while hospitalized and receiving intravenous drips, the child still vomits. Now, the child is very thin and in poor health.History of previous treatment and its effectiveness:
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the main consideration regarding the child is primarily due to stomach issues. When the child's stomach is particularly weak, it not only leads to the child's nutrition falling behind, thereby reducing their immunity, but it can also cause the child to experience symptoms of spleen deficiency again, making them feel nauseous at the mere smell of any odor. The above suggestions are for the question "My 10-year-old child has been experiencing recurring vomiting since February of this year." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!