Patient's question:
The child is over 5 years old;Yesterday afternoon, they vomited once at kindergarten;
Last night at home, they vomited again (after eating porridge);
This morning, they had some diarrhea;
Last night, they ate a little food but vomited after only a few bites and said they felt a bit bitter.
Previous medical treatment and effectiveness:
Not yet been to the hospital;
Prepared to go tomorrow.
What kind of help is needed:
What is the current situation;
Is it serious;
Should they be taken to the hospital immediately?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Your child may have gastroenteritis, with dry heaves triggered by the smell of food. Advice: Hello: When your child vomits again, first stop feeding them to give the digestive system a rest. You can start by giving some light sugar water, avoiding greasy, sour, or spicy foods to prevent further irritation to the stomach and intestines. After vomiting, use liquid or semi-liquid foods like porridge or noodles. If necessary, medication or anti-emetic injections can be used to control vomiting. Wishing your child good health.