Patient's question:
Occasionally, nausea and dry cough come together when she finishes urinating. Of course, she doesn't look at the urine. It's not that she starts dry coughing when she sees the urine. What's going on? What's the reason for the occasional nausea and dry cough? She doesn't feel nauseous when eating. No, how should it be treated? What medicine should be taken? Is it a serious condition? Please have the doctor answer comprehensively and specifically based on my questions. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Children's nausea and dry heaving are common. There are many different reasons that can cause nausea and dry heaving in children. The first is improper feeding and defecation, the second is abnormal absorption function, the third is gastrointestinal infectious diseases, and the fourth is psychological factors. There are also many different methods to alleviate nausea and dry heaving. In terms of diet, it is important to eat small meals frequently and avoid overeating at one time. A balanced diet with a mix of meat and vegetables is recommended, eating more vegetables and fruits while minimizing spicy and hard-to-digest foods. Attention should be paid to preventing stomach colds in babies.