Patient's question:
The child started vomiting at 4 a.m. and continued until 12 p.m. when they took them to the hospital. They received an injection but still didn't urinate and had no energy, feeling weak. They were given Gastrolan 10mg, Kanamycin, Cross-linked Vitamin B Injection 2ml. When they arrived home, they noticed a slight fever of 38 degrees and received another injection to reduce it...Doctor's answer:
The method of feeding is incorrect. If you have any questions, you are warmly welcome to speak again. Your health is our greatest joy! Newborns have very loose lower esophageal sphincters, making it easier for the contents of their stomachs to come back up. Sometimes, this is because they eat too much, and their bodies expel the excess milk through dry heaving; other times, it's because they swallow air while nursing without burping, and once their stomachs contract, they spit up. As the child grows older and the lower esophageal sphincter becomes stronger, and when they can sit up and burp on their own, the spitting up phenomenon will naturally disappear. The above suggestions are for the question "7-month-old baby spits up as much as they drink," and we hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you health!