What to do if your child vomits yellow-green water

It is a relatively common disease for children to vomit yellow-green water. Although this disease does not cause great harm to the body, if it is not taken seriously and allowed to develop, it will seriously affect the health of the child. Therefore, many parents want to know what to do if their children vomit yellow-green water for the sake of their children's health. The following is a full introduction so that you can have a comprehensive understanding.

To prevent vomiting of yellow-green water, do not let children eat too much, do not urge them to eat too fast, do not let them eat rotten or spoiled food, and do not let them do too much exercise after meals.

If you find your baby vomiting, you should help him sit up immediately and let him turn to one side to prevent the vomit from entering his trachea and causing suffocation or aspiration pneumonia. Do not feed your child during a period of vomiting. Let the baby's stomach be empty for a while so that the stomach can get proper rest.

While taking good care of a child who is vomiting, the vomiting should be properly analyzed and diagnosed to determine the cause of the child's vomiting and provide accurate information for the doctor's further diagnosis and treatment.

If there is yellow-green bile in the vomit, and there is abdominal pain, bloating, and cessation of bowel movements and flatulence from the anus, it may be intestinal obstruction, the most common of which is intussusception.

If the vomiting frequency is not large, and the vomitus is mostly undigested food, rarely yellow-green water, and there is abdominal pain, fever, and sometimes tightness of the muscles in the right lower abdomen of the sick child, it may be acute appendicitis in children.

If the baby vomits and has a fever, and also has symptoms such as headache, lethargy, and anorexia, it may be an infectious disease such as meningitis or encephalitis.

If vomiting is accompanied by abdominal pain, or the legs are curled up to indicate abdominal pain, it may be an intestinal infectious disease, such as enteritis, diarrhea, dysentery, etc.

What should you do if your child vomits yellow-green water? First of all, there are many reasons for such a symptom, such as catching a cold due to overeating or stomach disease, which can cause children to vomit yellow-green water. Therefore, the best treatment is to let the child rest more and let the stomach be empty for a while. Then, through drug treatment, such a disease can be cured as soon as possible and the child can stay healthy.