Patient's question:
My child ate whatever he wanted yesterday and vomited within one minute, so he received a day of intravenous saline. Today, he didn't vomit after drinking water or eating fruit, but he vomited after dinner again. Is it serious? My child is 4 years old this year (born in 2008). On the morning of October 26, after he went to bed, I noticed his face and lips had turned pale. I suspected he was suffering from heatstroke. The child said his stomach hurt, so I quickly gave him some work to do. After a few moments, he turned black. I gave him some plain water, and as soon as he drank it, he vomited all over me. I carefully observed the vomit and found that everything he ate on the evening of the 25th had come up (he ate ribs, kelp, mushrooms, and greens on the 25th).Doctor's answer:
First, let me tell you that your child's condition is related to indigestion, but indigestion is related to the diet of the parents. Take a look at what you are feeding your child. Even though it has already caused vomiting, you are still feeding them apples, bananas, and other extremely cold foods, followed by wontons... Oh! The child can't even eat, and it's definitely necessary to go to the hospital and focus on intravenous fluids. The above is advice for the question "My child ate whatever yesterday and within one minute..." I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!