Patient's question:
My child is 1.5 years old, with a platelet count of 694. Before dinner, they drank a bottle of milk, and during dinner, they ate fish. They started vomiting right away and vomited 5 times. They are playing normally. On the third day, they ate dinner normally as well.Past treatment history and effectiveness: It was said to be gastritis, and they were given medication to take and drink. What kind of help is needed: What caused it to be confirmed?
Doctor's answer:
Both are high-quality proteins and are longevity foods. Both are also rich in calcium. Yogurt is easier to digest than milk. Both are beauty foods. Fish can refine the skin's keratin layer, boost brain health, and the active ingredients in "brain gold" are purified from fish. Raw fish is not compatible with milk; consuming them together can lead to poisoning, but cooking them resolves the issue. The above advice addresses the question, "Can I not eat fish after drinking milk?" and I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!