What causes stomach pain and vomiting in children?

In fact, stomach pain and vomiting may occur in every child, sometimes even in babies who are just a few weeks old. Generally, when a child has stomach pain and vomiting symptoms, the most obvious symptom is vomiting. At this time, he should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. Many children have stomach pain and vomiting symptoms related to improper diet, which is the primary cause of the disease. I hope parents will understand this well.

Before you call the doctor, take your child's temperature so you can report it. Until a doctor arrives, treatment should include keeping the child in bed and not giving him anything to eat. If your child is thirsty, give him a small amount of water.

After 1 year old. The most common cause of stomach aches in children is a simple cold, sore throat, or the beginning of the flu, especially if there is a fever. Stomach pain is just a sign that the infectious disease has disturbed the intestines and other parts of the body. Likewise, almost any infectious disease can cause vomiting and constipation, especially at first. When a younger child is truly sick, he is likely to complain that his tummy is upset. He would often vomit after complaining.

Constipation is a common cause of abdominal pain. It may be subtle, recurring, or sudden and very painful (although it may also go away suddenly). The pain is often worse after meals. Constipation may occur during the period of potty training a toddler when he is holding back stool. Older children can also become constipated when they drink less fluids or when activity causes them to "forget" to go to the bathroom.

Many different types of stomach and intestinal infections can cause stomach pain, sometimes accompanied by vomiting, sometimes with diarrhea, and sometimes both. The medical term for these is acute gastroduodenitis.

As mentioned above, children's stomach pain and vomiting are related to every aspect, but the most obvious one is related to diet. I hope children can learn to eat properly and supplement food in a healthy and reasonable way under the guidance of their parents. Because stomach pain and vomiting are actually very painful for babies, in order to reduce this pain, they still need to learn to take care of their bodies and recover health as soon as possible.