Patient's question:
The baby, who is two months and two weeks old, has been dry heaving all night. Later, they had some diarrhea but no fever. Then, they lost glucose and something called "head cannon" (I'm assuming this refers to a medical term or symptom, but it's not a standard term, so I'll keep it as is for now). They stopped dry heaving, but the child remains listless, not eating, not drinking, and not taking milk. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
In your case, it is considered that poor digestion may have led to nausea and vomiting. This condition can be treated with intravenous fluids or with probiotics and similar medications. It is necessary to carefully monitor the situation. If the baby experiences dry vomiting again, and symptoms improve after using cephalosporin and other medications, but the baby remains lethargic, laboratory results may suggest an acid-base imbalance. It is essential to receive focused and stable treatment under the guidance of a doctor.