Patient's question:
A child vomits again after eating eggs, and anti-flatulence tablets have been ineffective. What other methods can you suggest?Onset time:
Test results:
What kind of assistance is needed: No other medication available. What methods can be used if a hospital visit is not possible?
Doctor's answer:
Is it vomiting every time after eating eggs, or just once after eating eggs today? If it's the former, consider it might be an egg allergy. If it's the latter, first consider poor digestion, but since digestive aids have already been taken and haven't worked, acute gastritis should be considered. It's recommended to fast for a period of four to six hours and avoid taking any medication to allow the stomach to rest fully, which will help with complete recovery. If extremely thirsty, a tiny amount of brown sugar water can be consumed. Once the child stops vomiting, small amounts of white rice porridge can be introduced, with a tiny bit of salt but no oil. Gradually increase the portion size until dinner can be eaten, but still prioritize light, easily digestible foods.