Patient's question:
I received an IV drip for 6 days and was discharged after recovering. In the following days, I experienced constipation, dry stools, and poor appetite. On January 10th, I vomited again. On January 11th, I didn't want to eat and had a bloated stomach. On January 12th, I vomited again. I went to the hospital for another check-up, and the doctor said the vomiting was caused by constipation. He prescribed three bottles of glycerin suppositories, as well as multivitamin calcium and sodium starch solution. After using the glycerin suppositories at home, I had a large bowel movement and my stomach no longer felt bloated. I also gave him digestive medicine (Children's Ji Nei San) and live bacteria capsules. However, I vomited once at night. What is going on? Is this vomiting normal? How much longer will I continue to vomit? Am I using the medication correctly? What should I do? What dietary precautions should I take?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's condition, the main symptoms are the recurrence of nausea, and currently, the focus is on consulting about the cause and further measures.1. From the patient's condition, the recurrence of such symptoms may be due to severe constipation, leading to fecal stones obstructing the intestines, causing discomfort.
2. After treatment, the recurrence of nausea may be related to incomplete recovery of intestinal function.
3. It is recommended to take medication under the guidance of a doctor, and additionally, temporary fasting should be avoided, with sufficient water intake. Gradually increase the diet once the condition improves.