Patient's question:
My child hasn't eaten anything bad recently, but why does my child frequently vomit? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for vomiting in children. First, there is physiological vomiting, which is often caused by improper feeding methods, such as overfeeding, feeding too quickly, or feeding while the baby is crying. These cases are usually due to swallowing too much air, leading to vomiting. The second type is gastric vomiting, which can be caused by poor absorption, gastrointestinal infections, or indigestion. Pay attention to keeping the baby appropriately warm to avoid abdominal chills. Engage in moderate exercise to enhance the baby's resistance and promote digestion.