What causes children to vomit and feel dizzy?

Vomiting is a common phenomenon in life. When vomiting occurs, some harmful substances in the body will be expelled from the body. To a certain extent, vomiting has a protective effect on the body. Of course, there are many reasons for vomiting. Especially when children vomit, parents should provide care according to the cause of their children's vomiting. When parents are not sure about the cause of their children's vomiting and the children's symptoms are serious, they should go to the hospital for treatment.

What causes children to vomit and feel dizzy?

Children's sudden dizziness and vomiting may be caused by cold stimulation or acute gastrointestinal inflammation. Generally speaking, it is closely related to improper eating. You can do a routine blood test and gastrointestinal examination to determine whether there are any symptoms caused by inflammation. You can also take oral Chinese medicine such as Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid for conditioning. To prevent children from catching cold, don't let them eat too much.

Care for children after vomiting

Method 1

Place the child on his side to prevent inhalation of vomitus, and place a basin by the child's bed in case the child vomits again. Rinse your child's mouth or brush his teeth with cool water to remove bad breath. Take your child's temperature to see if he or she has a fever.

Method 2

Pay attention to whether the skin on your child's hands is dry or dehydrated.

Method 3

Keep the air in the room fresh. Wipe your child's face with a cool, wet washcloth occasionally to make him feel more comfortable.

Method 4

Don't rush your child to eat, otherwise it will backfire. You can give your child some light salt water or light sugar water every 10 to 15 minutes, or you can give your child some diluted fruit juice drinks, but don't give your child too much each time. Small amounts and multiple times are better. Be careful not to give your child milk to avoid diarrhea and bloating.

Method 5

Actively identify the cause of vomiting and treat it accordingly. If a child vomits repeatedly or has diarrhea and vomiting, accompanied by a fever above 38°C, parents should take the child to the hospital immediately to avoid delaying the child's condition.

Method 6

After the child's vomiting symptoms completely disappear, feed the child gradually, at regular times and in regular amounts, avoid overeating, and do not let the child consume large amounts of fried, greasy foods and cold drinks. Those with mild vomiting can eat easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid food in small and frequent meals. Those with severe vomiting symptoms should temporarily fast.