Patient's question:
My daughter is two years and one month old. Recently, she has been vomiting frequently, usually every other day. Four times, she vomited 1 to 2 hours after falling asleep, while only once did she vomit before falling asleep. That time, her temperature was slightly low-grade fever, around 38 degrees Celsius, and she felt better after taking some cold medicine.Doctor's answer:
Usually it's fine. Suddenly there's vomiting. There must be something abnormal. At first it was accompanied by fever. That was probably caused by a cold. Later, there were no other discomforts, but still vomiting. That might be due to stomach discomfort. The child ate too much cold food, which hurt the stomach. It's hard to say exactly when the vomiting and stomach pain occur. Please pay attention to your diet. Avoid cold foods. Give foods that help clear heat. Drinking milk can easily cause constipation, which might also result in bloody stools.