Patient's question:
The child frequently vomits. After a thorough examination of myocardial enzymes at the hospital, everything was normal. The echocardiogram of the heart was also normal, and the electrocardiogram was normal as well. So why is the child still vomiting? What is the condition, and how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to check the lung function and airway response at a children's hospital. It is necessary to determine whether there is airway obstruction or hyperresponsiveness causing severe airway pain. If there are issues identified during a thorough examination, it is advisable to seek timely treatment and take medication as prescribed by the doctor, following the dosage and schedule. The symptoms may be a recurrence of a cold accompanied by arrhythmia. It is recommended to conduct a 24-hour Holter monitoring for the child and take chest X-rays for a detailed examination to identify the cause. Symptomatic treatment should be administered, and during daily life, it is important to ensure the child gets adequate rest, avoids strenuous exercise, and actively prevents colds.