Patient's question:
Dear doctors,My daughter always feels nauseous after eating, and sometimes she vomits food. I am very anxious and hope to get a prompt response. Thank you!
Duration and onset of symptoms: About half a year of history.
Additional question: What should I do for frequent stomach pain?
Doctor's answer:
It's still a good idea to go to the hospital for this situation. There are many reasons why a child might vomit. Some cases involve mild vomiting, which may be caused by poor digestion or gastrointestinal dysfunction. In such cases, it's best to reduce food intake and control the amount of food and water entering the stomach and intestines.In addition, many diseases can accompany vomiting. For example, severe encephalitis often presents with projectile vomiting. Other conditions like intestinal obstruction or appendicitis can also cause intense vomiting. In these cases, fasting is necessary, and hospitalization for surgical treatment is required.