What to do if a nine-year-old child vomits

Nine years old is a child. At this time, the child's physical condition is still relatively poor and not as strong as that of an adult. Naturally, vomiting may occur due to diet and hygiene problems in life. Parents need to judge the time of vomiting, the order of vomiting and defecation, and whether there are other symptoms.

Parents should also pay attention to the timing of vomiting and the relationship between vomiting and defecation. Most cases of "milk spitting up" in children occur after breastfeeding. After one month, vomiting gradually decreases and the children's bowel movements become normal.

If frequent vomiting occurs on the first day after birth, it is mostly caused by congenital gastrointestinal malformations, such as intestinal atresia, anal atresia, etc. At this time, the child often has no meconium excretion, and surgery is the only treatment method. Vomiting and diarrhea in children are mostly caused by gastrointestinal inflammation, which shows that vomiting is also a defense function of the body, which can expel toxins in the intestines as soon as possible to reduce systemic poisoning reactions. Therefore, the baby's food hygiene is also an important issue that parents cannot ignore, especially in summer, the disinfection and hygiene of tableware is an important condition to ensure the healthy growth of the baby.

The most common complication of vomiting in children is aspiration, that is, vomitus flows back into the trachea, causing suffocation or even sudden death. Parents' emergency response to children's vomiting is to avoid panicking. First, quickly clear the vomit from the child's mouth. If aspiration has occurred, use mouth-to-mouth suction to suck out the vomit. At the same time, change the child to a standing position or head-high position to prevent vomiting from occurring again. At the same time, stop feeding milk and water, and pay attention to the nature of vomiting and the presence of the above symptoms, so as to take appropriate measures.

In summary, vomiting is a barometer of children's gastrointestinal function. Through careful observation and scientific analysis, we can understand the status of children's gastrointestinal function in a timely manner, discover problems in time and treat them early, so that your baby can develop normally and grow up healthily.