Patient's question:
The baby is two and a half years old. She slept soundly at 4 PM today, played for half an hour, ate several pieces of pineapple, and then vomited shortly after. From 5 PM to 7 PM, she vomited about five or six times and went to the hospital. They did an ultrasound and blood tests. The emergency room was extremely crowded, and the doctor was impatient. She said there was some inflammation and prescribed two medications: one called Gastron (Gastron is a Chinese name, so I kept it as is) and one called Cephalosporin, an anti-inflammatory drug. Could you please take a look at the detailed test results? Is it okay to take both medications?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, if the baby experiences this situation again, it should be acute gastritis, because your blood test indeed shows high white blood cell count, which indicates acute inflammation. The doctor recommended taking these two medications, and you can take them with confidence without worrying too much. Go back and give the child more water, and eat light and easily digestible foods. If the symptoms do not improve, go to the hospital for medical treatment.