Patient's question:
Age: A newborn female baby who has been vomiting after eating for two days. What could be the reason and what kind of assistance is needed: Please describe the situation and how to stop vomiting...Doctor's answer:
Your description of newborn vomiting is very likely to be physiological dry retching caused by infantile dyspepsia. The causes and treatments are very complex. The cause is often that the baby's stomach capacity is small, and sometimes the dry retching appears as spitting up. The child often looks distressed and cries more than usual when vomiting. When parents notice dry retching symptoms in their child, they must pay close attention and seek medical treatment promptly. It is also important to pay attention to providing comprehensive nutrition for the baby, reducing the baby's immunity, and you can try giving the baby colostrum. The food, fluid, stomach, or intestinal contents move upwards and are obstructed, forcing them to move backward, leading to physiological dry retching in infants.