Why does my baby vomit, be sleepy and not have a fever?

I believe that every baby is like a treasure in the family. They hold the baby in their hands for fear of dropping it, and hold the baby in their mouths for fear of melting it. Parents are very concerned about various situations that may arise with the baby. Some babies will vomit and be sleepy but not have a fever. This situation may be caused by other diseases, so timely measures need to be taken to treat it. Here we will explain why babies vomit and are sleepy but not have a fever.

This symptom may be caused by the child's gastrointestinal cold or intestinal inflammation. It is mainly because the food is contaminated by bacteria, which leads to nausea and vomiting. Vomiting can lead to dehydration and drowsiness and weakness. In this case, he needs to drink more water and eat a light diet. He can take some physiological rehydration salts appropriately. In the future, he can use Dinggui umbilical cord stickers and children's intestinal tract health granules to regulate the stomach and help stop vomiting.

1. Breastfeeding is recommended within one year of age. Breast milk is most suitable for the nutritional needs and digestive ability of infants. It contains a variety of digestive enzymes and antibodies, which can offset the enterotoxins secreted by Escherichia coli and protect the intestinal tract from damage. Try not to add new, indigestible complementary foods on hot days;

2. Don't wean your child in the summer. This is because: ① Children secrete less digestive juice in hot seasons, and in this case, completely switching to a normal diet can easily lead to poor liquefaction. ② Bacteria are active in summer and can easily contaminate food, leading to intestinal infectious diseases such as enteritis and even dysentery.

3. There are more mosquitoes and flies in summer, which are good at spreading germs. Mosquitoes are also the carriers of infectious diseases. Children who have not been vaccinated against Japanese encephalitis are more likely to be infected, even if they have been vaccinated against Japanese encephalitis.

4. Eat less popsicles and other cold drinks. If you consume too much cold drinks, at the mildest, it can irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa and cause blood vessels to constrict, leading to gastrointestinal secretion disorders and inducing "cold food gastroenteritis", with symptoms such as abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, and indigestion; at the worst, it can cause intussusception (one section of the intestine is inserted into another section of the intestine), leading to intestinal obstruction and endangering the child's life. Eat more light, refreshing, protein-rich and easily digestible foods. Limit greasy and high-sugar foods, such as watermelon, fruit, mung bean soup, etc.

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