How to quickly deal with children's vomiting and stomach pain

Mother's love is like the sea, and father's love is like the mountain. Indeed, we nurture children from the time they are hungry and hungry until they have their own families. During this period, parents have to worry a lot. Especially when a child has a headache or fever, the family members will be worried and unable to sleep or eat. So if your child at home has stomach pain or vomiting, how can you quickly and effectively relieve it? This article will give you the answer, and I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

1. If you find your baby suffering from abdominal pain and vomiting in the middle of the night, parents should immediately make a preliminary judgment and take some effective measures. If the baby vomits in the middle of the night, the guardian needs to make a preliminary judgment first. For example, if the baby eats too much for dinner, the vomiting may be caused by indigestion. You can first wipe the baby with a warm towel, feed the baby an appropriate amount of warm water to prevent the baby from dehydration, and then let the baby take some effective children's digestive medicine. It is best to fast for about four to five hours after taking the medicine to let the baby's stomach and intestines rest for a while.

Step 2: If the baby vomits due to severe coughing and wheezing, you can let the baby take some children's medicine to clear heat and relieve cough, and make appropriate adjustments to the diet. If the baby keeps coughing before vomiting, the reason for the baby's vomiting may be related to his severe coughing. You can try to let the baby take children's medicines such as Sunflower Brand Children's Lung Heat Cough and Asthma Oral Liquid. Before the baby fully recovers, try to let the baby drink less milk and eat some light liquid food in moderation. In addition, you need to pay attention to keeping the indoor air moist, free of dust, smoke and odor.

Step 3: If the baby vomits in the middle of the night due to a gastrointestinal cold, parents need to keep the baby warm and adjust the baby's sleeping position. If your baby vomits during a cold and has abdominal pain and diarrhea, then the baby may have a gastrointestinal cold. You can let the baby sleep in a prone or side-lying position. Maintaining this position during vomiting can also prevent vomitus from being accidentally inhaled into the trachea. You should also keep the baby warm, give children's antipyretic and digestive medicines in appropriate amounts, and open windows for ventilation to keep the indoor air fresh.