Patient's question:
Doctor, I would like to consult about dietary methods to alleviate pediatric bloating. My child is currently refusing to eat dinner, experiencing nausea and vomiting, and seems to vomit everything he eats. I am very concerned because this is the first time he has encountered this situation. I have given him many digestive medications, so I would like to consult for a few minutes. Please help me find some answers.Doctor's answer:
The child's abdominal pain first requires attention to diet. It is important to ensure the child has regular three meals a day with balanced nutrition, avoiding excessive hunger or fullness. Snacks should not be consumed in large quantities, and spicy, irritating, or overly cold foods should be avoided. Additionally, since there may be some interference with medication use in children, medications with fewer side effects can be used. For example, in digestive aids, options like Compound Digestive Enzymes and Lactobacillus Acidophilus are available.