What should I do if my child has a stomachache and vomits?

Children's gastrointestinal systems are more sensitive. Sometimes indigestion or stale food can cause stomach pain and vomiting in children. When a child has stomachache and vomiting, it is not only very painful for the child himself, but also makes mothers very worried. Today, the editor will tell you some solutions to children's stomachache and vomiting. I hope that mothers can get help after reading this.

It is considered that it is caused by indigestion, food accumulation and other conditions. For babies fed with milk powder, you should pay attention to diluting the milk powder appropriately and give your baby more warm water. You can also take intestinal probiotic preparations appropriately to regulate intestinal flora and improve intestinal function, or use some spleen and stomach strengthening and digestion aiding drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Avoid spicy and greasy food, and get enough rest. You can use digestive aids, such as lactobacillus tablets, or antibiotics, such as gentamicin tablets, but they must be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Diarrhea is divided into bacterial infection and viral infection. In order to be more specific, it is recommended to go to the hospital for stool testing. Use a clean plastic bag or paper bag and a cotton swab to take the baby's most recent stool, and go to the hospital for examination. If it is bacterial diarrhea, you can just take medicine. If it is viral diarrhea, you may need fluid infusion. It is recommended to prepare the supplies needed for the child for half a day.

There are many reasons that may cause stomach pain, diarrhea and vomiting in children, such as colds, enteritis, indigestion, parasitic infections, intestinal cramps, etc. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. Especially whether there is a possibility of enlarged and inflamed mesenteric lymph nodes and gastritis. Pay attention to prevent colds and avoid eating raw, cold and spicy foods, use anti-inflammatory treatment in the acute phase and use antispasmodics appropriately.

What to do if your child has stomachache, diarrhea and vomiting? You should have some understanding after reading the above suggestions. Children have relatively poor immunity and fragile gastrointestinal systems. If they have severe diarrhea, mothers should not give their children any medicines. Instead, they should take their children to the hospital in time to find out the cause of vomiting and provide timely treatment.