What to do if your child catches a cold and vomits

Everyone knows that children's physical development is not very complete. In daily life, because children's resistance and immunity are relatively weak, there are often situations that make mothers feel very nervous. There are many reasons for children to vomit in daily life. At this time, mothers should take care of the children according to the reasons that cause the children's vomiting. If the child's symptoms are felt to be serious, they should take the child to the hospital for treatment.

Hot water bottle to cover the stomach

If the baby catches a cold and vomits, the mother can use warm water at about 38℃ in a hot water bottle to warm the baby's stomach. If you are afraid of scalding the baby, you can also rub your palms together to warm the baby's stomach. Note: Pay attention to the temperature of the water and be careful not to scald your baby.

Ginger belly button sticker

Cut a slice of ginger, heat it slightly in the microwave until it is not too hot, and fix it on the baby's belly button with medical tape. Stick it on before going to bed at night and remove it the next morning. Note: Use fresh ginger slices. Do not heat the ginger slices too hot and do not let them dry out.

Press and rub Zusanli 100 times

Use the tip of your thumb to gently press and rub the Zusanli point for children 100 times each. It has the effect of drying up spleen dampness and generating stomach qi. It can prevent gastrointestinal discomfort caused by vomiting. Location of Zusanli: Zusanli acupoint is located four finger widths below the outer kneecap and on the edge of the tibia.

Press and hold 100 times

Use the spiral surface of your thumb to push from the Tanzhong point on the child's body downwards to the navel 100 times. It has the effect of treating chest pain, breathing difficulties and cough caused by vomiting. Location of the Chanzhong point: The Tanzhong point is located at the midpoint of the line connecting the two nipples of a child.

Push the board door horizontally 100 times

Use the radial edge of your thumb to push from the base of the baby's thenar eminence straight toward the base of the thumb. It can prevent colds and relieve symptoms such as sore throat, nasal congestion, and cough caused by vomiting. Thenar eminence location: The area from the base of the thumb on the front of the palm to the heel, which is the obvious protrusion when the palm is stretched out, is medically called the thenar eminence.

Run the Eight Diagrams 100 times

Use the middle finger to move in a counterclockwise circular motion around the baby's palm. It has the functions of regulating Qi and relieving chest tightness, relieving Qi and resolving phlegm, eliminating food stagnation, relieving stomach reflux, and harmonizing the five internal organs. Position of the inner Bagua: On the palm, draw a circle with the palm (Laogong point) as the center and the intersection of the inner 2/3 and outer 1/3 of the horizontal line from the center to the middle finger root as the radius. The Bagua point is on this circle.

Rub Tiantu 100 times

Use the tip of your middle finger to massage the upper edge of the baby's sternal notch and the center of the depression. It can relieve symptoms such as wheezing and coughing caused by baby's vomiting. Location of Tiantu point: Located on the neck, on the anterior midline, in the center of the suprasternal fossa, between the left and right sternocleidomastoid muscles, and deep on the left and right are the sternohyoid thyroid muscles.

Push Tianzhu bone 100 times

Use the index and middle fingers to push on the back of the baby's neck from the middle of the hairline to the Dazhui point. It can treat symptoms such as fever, vomiting, and convulsions.

Location of Tianzhu bone: Sit upright and lower your head when locating the acupuncture point. The point is located at the lower end of the human neck, in the depression below the spinous process of the seventh cervical vertebra. If the bony protrusion is not obvious, ask the patient to move his neck. The immobile bone is the first thoracic vertebra, which is approximately level with the shoulder.