Patient's question:
The girl didn't know what she ate from kindergarten. After coming back, she started running to the toilet. She ran to the toilet five times in over an hour. Feeling that her daughter's nausea and vomiting were too severe, she wonders what to do when a child experiences nausea and vomiting.Doctor's answer:
The treatment is primarily based on rehabilitation. Pay attention to avoiding cold exposure, controlling emotions, and strengthening exercise. Be mindful of dietary hygiene—do not eat extremely cold, hard, or spoiled food. Strictly prohibit alcohol and spicy seasonings. Depending on your condition, it may be chronic enteritis. It is recommended to use cimetidine, tin powder, ofloxacin, or metronidazole (alternating two for enemas) for enemas. Recurrent nausea and vomiting in children should be treated as spleen deficiency-type nausea and vomiting.