Patient's question:
My daughter is one and a half years old. Recently, she has been vomiting everything she eats, including water, and then started having high fever at night. After she recovered, she stopped eating.On December 9th, my daughter started feeling nauseous in the evening. During the day, around noon, she vomited, but it stopped after that. However, she began having high fever at night and received fever-reducing injections. She received four injections in total, and the fever subsided, but she still didn't eat. She used to love eating, but ever since she started feeling nauseous, eating anything would make her vomit just a couple of mouthfuls, and then she wouldn't eat anymore.
Doctor's answer:
According to the current situation, it is considered that the personal condition is a gastrointestinal type of cold. There is an 80-90% chance that it is caused by overfeeding and dietary stagnation, leading to dry retching. After dry retching, the spleen and stomach are damaged, and the body's immunity declines. The effects of diet and medication, as well as the body's own immune mechanism, may result in a fever. It is recommended to have a complete blood count re-exam based on the current situation.Based on the current condition, the following suggestions are made for personal consideration, hoping to be helpful to you:
1. Feed appropriately, avoid overfeeding. Currently, feeding is not necessary, or you can reduce the intake of vegetable and fruit juice, and avoid tonic foods.