Patient's question:
Breastfeeding, after eating milk in the morning, I don't know why I vomited and it hasn't improved. No fever, no other symptoms. I went to several hospitals for check-ups, did CT scans, but the doctors couldn't find the cause. The doctor said after intravenous infusion, when trying to insert the needle a few times, it didn't go in properly and the infusion couldn't be completed. What happened?Doctor's answer:
At 11 months old, vomiting after feeding is likely caused by the baby drinking too quickly and swallowing air, leading to regurgitation. Another possibility is that the vomiting is due to an infection or the introduction of solid foods causing digestive issues. It is recommended to have the baby undergo a blood test and a stool test. If there is a bacterial infection, oral antibiotics can be administered. Treatment to adjust absorption should also be considered, such as taking probiotics orally or using pediatric abdominal patches to regulate the digestive system. The above suggestions are for the question "Why does the child vomit for no reason?" and hope to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!