Patient's question:
Since both my husband and I had our child relatively late in life, we consider him our pearl in the palm. We are terrified of him experiencing any setbacks, and I know that spoiling him like this isn't good, but he is after all a piece of our flesh and blood. Recently, the baby has been vomiting after eating just a little, and this has made us very worried.What kind of help we are seeking: What could be the reason why the child vomits after eating?
Doctor's answer:
This parent first considers how the child might have digestive issues, such as eating poorly absorbed foods or foods that are too greasy. Next, they consider whether the child has a respiratory infection, such as acute pharyngitis or tonsillitis, which may cause dry coughing. The child's recent diet should be based on light foods, such as porridge or noodles, and avoid any high-calorie foods. It is hoped that this will be helpful to you.