What's with the vomiting?

Answer 1

There were several main reasons for a child to vomit:
1. ** Feeding-related factors **
- ** Inappropriate feeding or feeding posture **: The baby's feeding posture is incorrect, and the baby inhales too much air. The stomach of the baby at a young age is not fully developed. If the feeding or feeding posture is incorrect, the baby will spit out milk. For example, if the baby was lying down to feed the baby, it would easily cause the baby to vomit milk.
- ** Over-eating or improper eating **: The baby eats too much, eats food that is easily allergic, eats too much food that is not easy to digest (such as greasy, dense food), or drinks a lot of water and soup before and after eating, causing the stomach to expand excessively. All of these may stimulate the vomiting center and cause vomiting. For example, if a child ate too much during the holidays, eating some cold fruits might induce vomiting. In addition, coughing, crying, or emotional agitation when eating may cause swallowing a large amount of air to stimulate the stomach, or crying and shouting after eating more soup and food may also cause vomiting reflex.
- ** Complementary-feeding problem **: During the complementary feeding phase, if the feeding details are not appropriate or the food itself is not suitable, it may cause vomiting. For example, the baby was not used to certain complementary foods.
2. ** Digestive System **
- ** Abnormal digestive function **: If the baby has diseases such as inflammation, pneumonias, or upper respiratory tract infection, it may be accompanied by high fever, loss of appetite, and nausea. In addition, there were digestive tract functional disturbances such as the common cold, functional indigestion, gastroesophagus, spasm of the esophagus, and spasm of the intestine, as well as digestive tract infectious diseases such as acute inflammation, gastroenteritis, appendicitis, viral viral
- Food accumulation: From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, food accumulation can cause stomach qi to go up. When there is food accumulation in the middle jiao and the qi of the viscera is blocked, vomiting may occur. When the retching is severe, it may also develop into vomiting.
3. [Poisoning factors: Food poisoning, poisonous animals, plant poisoning, drug poisoning, etc., basically all of them will have vomiting symptoms.]
4. ** Other disease factors **
- ** Central nervous system diseases **: Mencius, cerebritis, cerebral space-occupying disease (such as brain tumor), cerebral hemorrhage, toxic cerebral disease, abnormal function of the cerebrum or vestibula, etc. When the baby vomits in a spurting manner and food spurts out of the nose or mouth in large quantities, it may be caused by these diseases.
- ** General infectious diseases **: For example, respiratory tract infection, tonsillitis, uropathic infection, etc. may cause vomiting when digestive function is affected.
- ** Metabolic Disorder **: Metabolic disorders such as acidosis, uremia, hyperparasitemia, ketonism, abnormal metabolism of the fatty acid, and adrenospinal hormone may cause vomiting.
- ** Heart disease **: Heart diseases such as fulminant myocarditis and paroxysm supravenous beats may also cause vomiting.
- ** Other special circumstances **: Repetitive vomiting, vomiting caused by psychological factors, and involuntary epilepsy will cause vomiting; newborns may swallow too much of the menstrual fluid 1 - 2 days after birth, which may irritate the gastric mucus and cause vomiting (swallowing syndrome); Some children's vomiting reflex is more sensitive and easily stimulated (such as wearing teeth protectors, brushing teeth, tongue depressors, and tongue depressors). However, sensitivity does not mean that they are more likely to vomit. Avoiding excessive stimulation can reduce the possibility of vomiting.

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