How to treat children's vomiting and fever?

Children are prone to not paying attention to their diet, and may eat random foods, leading to vomiting and fever. In this case, parents must seek medical treatment to avoid serious incidents such as food poisoning. So if a child vomits and has a fever, how should we treat him? The editor has collected some methods to prevent children from vomiting and having a fever and to treat them. Those in need can follow the editor to learn more.

What causes a child to have a fever and vomit?

1. Gastrointestinal cold. When children's respiratory tract is infected by a virus, they will experience nausea and vomiting, and in severe cases, they will be accompanied by diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc.

2. Throat irritation. After respiratory tract infection, the throat is infected, with redness, swelling, secretions, and coughing. If vomiting occurs after coughing, it should be considered to be caused by irritation of the throat.

Treatment:

1. Drink more water: Let your baby drink more water to help sweating and prevent dehydration. Water has the function of regulating temperature, which can lower body temperature and replenish water lost in the baby's body.

2. The diet should be light: When the baby has a fever, the diet should be light, easy to digest and absorb, and semi-liquid food is appropriate, such as nutritious porridge and egg noodle soup; eat more vegetables and fruits, especially fresh fruits and vegetables containing vitamin C.

3. When the baby has abdominal bloating, the mother needs to help the baby exercise appropriately, change the baby's sleeping position, or hold him up and pat his back to help expel gas.

What mothers need to pay attention to is: if the child does not have a high fever, do not rush to reduce the fever immediately, otherwise it will hide the real cause of the disease. If you experience cramps, unconsciousness, severe vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, abdominal tenderness and hardness, headache, stiff neck, etc., you may have other complications and must seek medical attention immediately.

After reading the editor’s introduction above about treating children’s vomiting and fever, I believe that most parents have mastered certain emergency measures when encountering such emergencies! Parents must manage their children’s eating habits in normal times. After all, children are young and do not know what food they can eat, so they must pay more attention to this aspect and choose healthy and safe food for their children to eat, which is more beneficial to their health.