Patient's question:
The baby lay in bed at night after finishing the milk, jumped up to play with dad, was adjusted back into a prone position by dad, and then vomited. After cleaning it up, they changed the diaper, and vomited again. There was no more vomiting throughout the night. On the third morning, while sitting on the sofa and feeding the milk, the baby vomited again less than a minute later. The baby loves to kick the blanket at night, and many times the adult falls asleep without covering her promptly. There have been no other issues before!Previous treatment and effectiveness: Recently, there hasn’t been this kind of situation. What kind of assistance is needed: What caused the baby’s vomiting, how to prevent it, and how to treat it.
Doctor's answer:
Nausea is most commonly caused by infections. A urine test is needed to check for bacterial, viral, or mycoplasma infections. Medications should be prescribed based on the results of the urine and stool tests. If nausea is accompanied by fatigue, it's important to be alert for potential conditions such as myocarditis or appendicitis. Probiotics can help regulate gut flora and alleviate symptoms. For severe nausea, it's advisable to visit a hospital for intravenous antiemetic medication. Additionally, if dehydration symptoms are present, immediate hospitalization for intravenous fluid replacement is necessary. In terms of diet, it's recommended to consume light, soft, and easily digestible foods.