Patient's question:
Just vomited coffee-colored liquid. Later, we went to the women's and children's hospital. His stomach tube was thickened, and the cardia was relaxed. After treatment, he stopped vomiting. But a couple of days later, he got acute gastroenteritis again. It was treated. I followed the doctor's advice and gave him small, frequent meals. He was discharged over 20 days ago. Yesterday, he had a little hiccup and vomited a bit. At night, he vomited twice, with more coffee-colored liquid. How did it come back? Previous treatment and outcome: No allergies, no hereditary concerns. What kind of help do you need? How should I take care of him at home?Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to explain your question. According to your description, your baby's digestive function has once again become problematic. The baby's dry retching and coffee-colored vomit indicate symptoms of intestinal damage. I suggest you temporarily withhold food from your baby. Take your baby to the hospital for further and more detailed examination. Based on the examination results, under the guidance of a professional doctor, provide timely symptomatic treatment. The above is the advice for the question "My baby keeps vomiting coffee-colored substances—what's wrong?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!