Patient's question:
A one-year-old child started showing signs of tonsillitis, accompanied by vomiting. After receiving intravenous fluids at the hospital, the tonsillitis disappeared, but the vomiting did not improve, especially when drinking milk. Currently, the child can only drink water.First follow-up question: Could you please provide specific solutions? Thank you!!
Doctor's answer:
Hello. There are many reasons for a child's vomiting. It is usually caused by food accumulation. Other causes include gastrointestinal infections, which can lead to conditions such as gastritis, enteritis, and appendicitis. Infections can also cause conditions like tonsillitis and respiratory infections. Digestive obstructions and cranial diseases can also be causes. Additionally, metabolic diseases and recurrent vomiting can occur. Generally, it is necessary to visit a hospital for examination. Treatment should be symptomatic based on the results.