Child vomits after falling

Babies are more naughty, always running and jumping, and they are more likely to fall at this time. Parents should pay attention to observe the changes of the baby after the baby falls. In many cases, the baby has no reaction after falling. If the baby vomits after falling, parents should pay attention. If the symptoms are serious, it is best to take the baby to the hospital for examination.

What is the cause of the child vomiting after falling?

Reason 1

Generally speaking, temporary functional impairment will occur after a strong external blow to the head. A common situation is that after a head injury, there will be mental confusion or temporary loss of consciousness, which lasts for 2 to 30 minutes. Generally, the person will recover on his own after waking up.

Reason 2

Other symptoms include dizziness, nausea and vomiting. These are the clinical manifestations of mild concussion. If your child's vomiting after falling is not serious, he or she can recover on his or her own after a few days of rest at home. However, if the situation is serious and lasts for a long time, it is best to go to the hospital for relevant treatment.

Reason 3

Acute concussion can also cause headaches. Traditional Chinese medicine is relatively effective in treating headaches caused by acute concussion and has no side effects. In traditional Chinese medicine, the most important thing in treating headaches caused by acute concussion is to treat blood stasis. As long as the right medicine is used, whether the child is vomiting after falling or has a headache, the problem can be solved.

What to do if your baby vomits after a fall

1. Check whether the child is conscious and injured. If the child’s hands and feet cannot move and cries in pain when touched, check whether there is a fracture or dislocation. Conditions that require immediate hospitalization: unconsciousness, convulsions, persistent vomiting, ruptured wounds, heavy bleeding, numbness of hands and feet.

2. The above measures are only for individual cases, and are for situations where the baby has a relatively minor fall. If the fall is more serious and the baby vomits severely afterwards, it is recommended that the mother take the baby to the hospital for examination. After all, the baby is still young and many situations are unclear. At the same time, we also hope that adults can take good care of the baby and try to prevent him (her) from falling.