What is the reason for a child's diarrhea and vomiting?

Patient's question:

My child has diarrhea. Last night, he was both vomiting and having diarrhea. During the day, he wasn't vomiting but had severe diarrhea. It happened about five or six times. He's even dehydrated. Around 1 a.m. during the night, and during the day, the diarrhea led to dehydration.
Previous Treatment and Effects:
Tried probiotics and medication for indigestion. No family history of genetic conditions.
Help Needed:
How can my child get better faster?

Doctor's answer:

The baby's condition is digestive discomfort with nausea and vomiting. It is primarily caused by factors such as a cold abdomen or poor dietary and lifestyle habits (e.g., overeating per meal, drinking too little water, etc.), leading to intestinal dysfunction. This, in turn, triggers digestive discomfort and nausea/vomiting. Active and comprehensive evaluation and care are needed to go beyond complete self-healing and promote the baby's healthy growth. It is recommended to take Bifidobacterium quadruple live tablets to regulate intestinal function, consume lactase to aid digestion, and simultaneously apply scraping therapy and abdominal massage.

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