Patient's question:
Female, 13 months. Started vomiting milk after eating lunch today and continued vomiting after every meal. This happened once a month ago, but it was not diagnosed. Blood, urine, and stool tests were normal. Fluid therapy was administered: 5G, 500ml potassium, 10ml sodium bicarbonate, 10ml 0.9% NaCl solution, 500ml, B6, 50mg, VC 100mg.What other antiemetic medications or treatment methods are needed?
Additional question: Why does a child with upper respiratory infection vomit milk? Can baby bottles be washed with dish soap?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the vomiting of your baby may be caused by indigestion. Pay attention to dietary regulation and avoid cold and stimulating foods. It is recommended to go to the pediatric department of the hospital for examination to identify the cause and take timely medication for regulation. Pay attention to reasonable complementary feeding and eat light and easily digestible foods.