Patient's question:
Child has high fever, diarrhea, may have caught a cold last night, vomiting and defecating yellow liquid, previously asked how to half? Urgent. What kind of assistance is needed: What should be paid attention to in the baby's diet?Doctor's answer:
The baby has a high fever and diarrhea. Last night, he might have caught a cold, leading to vomiting and yellow watery stools.Advice: Dry heaving is one of the most common symptoms when a child is sick. It not only causes great distress to the child but also interferes with bowel movements. Parents may also feel very anxious about it. Therefore, parents should learn to initially identify the possible causes of dry heaving. Among various reasons, the most common ones include:
1. Improper feeding or defecation: During the neonatal period, frequent diaper changes, inappropriate milk formula, or swallowing large amounts of air while feeding; in infants and young children, large bowel movements or food that is difficult to digest.
2. Abnormal absorption function: Systemic infectious diseases, such as upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, pneumonia, or sepsis, often accompany dry heaving along with low fever, nausea, and reduced appetite.