Patient's question:
My five-year-old nephew often vomits after meals. The vomit is usually yellow liquid, and he often covers his head saying he has a headache. The little doctor says it's nothing every time. I would like to ask the expert if there could be any problems and what tests should be done.Doctor's answer:
Vomiting is a common clinical symptom and can be seen in various diseases in modern medicine, such as neurotic vomiting, gastritis, pyloric spasm or obstruction, cholecystitis, and many other conditions. It is necessary to rule out neurologic and somatic diseases that may cause vomiting. There are no other symptoms of hysteria. It is recommended that you go to a regular and professional hospital for examination. In terms of diet, it is important to eat small amounts multiple times and drink more water to avoid dehydration.