Patient's question:
Nausea and vomiting, defecating about twice a day, spitting up milk, crying every time they vomit, and are reluctant to take medication. Previous treatment and effectiveness: . What kind of help do you need: Joining forces with six may be possibleDoctor's answer:
Mommy, actually having two bowel movements a day is not considered severe nausea and vomiting. Please pay close attention to observe how the child's urine is doing? Has the amount of urine decreased compared to before? If you notice a decrease in urine volume, it's important to replenish fluids promptly. The issue with not taking medication is quite complicated. First, the child may refuse medication, and second, even if the child vomits after taking it, it won't be effective. Mommy can start by taking probiotics for the intestines and anti-inflammatory medication suitable for babies. If fluids can be replenished and medication can be administered, there may be no need for intravenous treatment. However, if the vomiting is severe, it's necessary to go to the hospital for intravenous treatment.