Patient's question:
My baby is 2 months old. The doctor prescribed pediatric Domperidone, saying to take it half an hour before feeding. I forgot, and immediately fed her milk after taking the medicine. Is there a problem? She is vomiting milk, but not just regular vomiting. It's the kind where she looks extremely uncomfortable, and she can't eat more than a few mouthfuls a day, and she cries. Actually, she's still hungry, and she also has burps. That's why the doctor prescribed pediatric Domperidone.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The purpose of taking Midrin half an hour before meals is to promote gastrointestinal motility and prevent vomiting.Advice: How long has the child been spitting up milk? Does the child have any other discomforts? How is the child's growth and development? The doctor who is treating the child has considered what may have caused the vomiting. The child is at risk of acute childhood gastritis, so parents must take the child to seek medical treatment immediately. Avoid using medication blindly to relieve symptoms. For parents, it is important to closely observe changes in the child's symptoms and do their best to help the child receive timely medical treatment.