What causes children to vomit and feel nauseous?

Diseases are very common in people's lives, because many factors in life can cause the occurrence of diseases, especially in children with poor physical fitness. Because children's physical fitness is relatively poor and their resistance to diseases is not perfect, they are prone to diseases. Children's dry retching is a common situation. So, what is the reason for children's dry retching and nausea?

First, what is the reason for children’s dry heaving and nausea? Pediatric pharyngitis. Acute pharyngitis in children is an acute inflammation caused by lesions of the pharyngeal mucosa and submucosal and lymphoid tissues. It often occurs after acute rhinitis or acute tonsillitis or is part of an upper respiratory tract infection. It is also often a local manifestation of systemic disease or a prodromal symptom of acute infectious disease. When children's systemic or local resistance is reduced due to cold or other reasons, pathogenic microorganisms take advantage of the opportunity to invade and cause acute pharyngitis. Malnutrition, frequent exposure to high temperature, dust, and harmful irritating gases can easily cause chronic pharyngitis. The air quality is too bad now, and if there are people smoking at home and people do not pay attention to oral hygiene, it will easily cause pharyngitis in children and cause dry heaving and nausea. It is recommended to add an air purifier at home, family members quit smoking, children rinse their mouths with water after meals, brush their teeth in time, drink more water and eat more vegetables and fruits.

Second, eating too much leads to insufficient gastric motility. At first, I always thought that this was the reason for my child's problem. He ate too much and his stomach was not fully developed. Over time, this would increase the digestive burden and cause dry heaving and nausea. Later, I reduced his meat intake, asked him to drink more millet porridge and soft food, and take two packets of probiotics every day, and there was some improvement.

What is the reason for children's dry heaving and nausea? Pediatric gastritis. Because I had frequent dry heaving and nausea in the later stage, I went to the hospital and the peripheral blood test results showed Helicobacter pylori gastritis. Nowadays, families with children are very careful about feeding their children, but in many cases they are not so strict. For example, using the child's spoon to taste the heat, blowing on hot rice to cool it down, kissing the child's mouth, using adult chopsticks to pick up food for him, etc. As long as there is someone infected in the family, the child is likely to be infected. It is recommended to implement a separate dining system at home, strictly disinfect all bowls and chopsticks, use children's bowls and chopsticks separately, kiss children's faces as little as possible, and insist on drinking probiotics. Doctors will prescribe triple or quadruple therapy to treat Helicobacter pylori gastritis. However, it is not recommended for children because of their weak constitution or because the side effects are too strong. (Personal advice does not represent medical advice) You should still disinfect more often, eat small meals frequently, drink more millet porridge, eat less food that is difficult to digest, and most importantly, exercise more to increase immunity.