Can children with diarrhea and vomiting take injections and medicine?

Patient's question:

Diarrhea, taking medicine often causes vomiting. It has been 7.8 days of alternating between diarrhea and vomiting. Initially, it started with coughing, and once it improved, diarrhea and vomiting began. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Medication and drinking medicine had no effect. What kind of assistance is needed: What needs to be effective, or what kind of injection...

Doctor's answer:

Your child's gastrointestinal discomfort is caused by a fever.
Advice: Due to the disruption of gastrointestinal digestive enzyme secretion and reduced absorption function caused by fever, as well as severe abdominal pain, the baby may experience recurrent abdominal pain and dry vomiting. You can give the baby a probiotic preparation, which is beneficial for establishing a normal gut microbiome. For severe dry vomiting, you can squeeze fresh ginger juice in sufficient quantities, mix it with a very small amount of warm water, and take it to effectively relieve vomiting.
The above advice is for the question "Children with diarrhea and vomiting have poor response to medication." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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