Child vomiting and sleepiness

In daily life, almost everyone has experienced vomiting. Although in most cases, vomiting does not require treatment and the symptoms will relieve themselves, when children vomit and become sleepy, parents should pay attention. After all, children's bodies are relatively weak and their resistance to disease is relatively low. There are many reasons for vomiting and sleepiness. Only by treating the specific reasons can the children's symptoms be relieved.

Child vomiting and sleepiness

Vomiting in children is a pathological phenomenon, which is common in diseases such as acute enteritis, gastritis, pyloric spasm, hypertrophy, stenosis, pneumonia, meningitis, etc. Its main characteristics are nausea, increased abdominal pressure, frequent vomiting, large amounts of vomiting, often containing milk lumps and stomach contents, and even mixed with green bile, and sometimes vomiting is in the form of jets. Due to the existence of the primary disease, the sick child often looks painful and cries incessantly when vomiting. When parents find that their children have vomiting symptoms, they must pay great attention and go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. In daily life, you should also pay attention to providing your baby with comprehensive nutrition and improving your baby's immunity. You can try giving your baby bovine colostrum, such as Life Sunshine Bovine Colostrum. In addition to being rich in high-quality protein, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients, it is also rich in active immunoglobulins, which can inhibit the reproduction of bacteria.

Reasons for baby's sleepiness include:

1. After catching a cold and having a high fever, the body consumes energy and is in a state of fatigue.

2. There is a possibility of viral encephalitis or asthenic encephalitis during a cold. 3. During a high fever, the nerves are in a highly tense state and are easily frightened by external force or sound stimulation.

Nursing care for babies who vomit and are sleepy

1. Clean up your child’s vomit

Parents must clean up the child's vomit immediately to keep the respiratory tract open. If the child vomits severely, the vomit may spray out of the nasal cavity. At this time, the vomit in the nasal cavity must be cleaned up immediately.

2. Eat a light diet

15 minutes after the child vomits, you can give the child some light salt water or sugar water, or some light fruit juice. In addition, children's diet should be light, they can drink some porridge, noodles and so on.

3. Rehydrate in time

Children are very likely to become dehydrated after repeated vomiting. At this time, parents should replenish their children with water as soon as possible.