Children eat easily and vomit
Introduction
Introduction Pediatric vomiting refers to the forced discharge of the contents of the stomach or part of the small intestine of the child, often accompanied by nausea and strong abdominal muscle contraction. Vomiting is a common symptom because gastrointestinal function in children is not yet perfect. Vomiting is a human instinctual reaction that can be used to protect the harmful substances that are eaten by the human body. The toxin is excreted in a part of the vomiting and diarrhea, and then the medication is adjusted, and the intestinal function can be quickly restored.
Cause
Cause
The chance of vomiting due to congenital abnormalities has decreased (as more has been diagnosed), but occasionally, the outpatient clinic will find babies who have vomiting due to biliary cysts or poor intestinal rotation. The cause of vomiting is more from some infectious diseases, such as pharyngitis, otitis media, nasal inflammation, pneumonia, acute gastroenteritis, urinary tract infections, and diseases of the nervous system.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Bacteriological examination of blood and bone marrow specimens for bacteriological examination Mapleuria screening fiber gastroscopy urinary magnesium
Eating easy to vomit
Cerebrospinal fluid calcium examination
Calcium is one of the most abundant elements in the body, mainly distributed in bones (99%). Calcium in the cerebrospinal fluid is mainly distributed in the extracellular fluid (0.2%). The intracellular fluid is almost free of calcium, and is present in the form of blood combined with calcium and free calcium, each of which accounts for half. The combination of calcium and protein or other acid radicals; the presence of free calcium Ca++ is a part of the blood that directly exerts physiological effects. Combines calcium with free calcium to maintain a dynamic balance. Serum calcium refers to the concentration of calcium ions in the serum. Calcium in serum reduces neuromuscular excitability; maintains excitability and rhythm of the myocardium and its conduction system; participates in muscle contraction; participates in the coagulation process; and constitutes important physiological functions such as bones and teeth.
Bacteriological examination of blood and bone marrow specimens
The bacteriological test of blood and bone marrow specimens is to determine the type and type of bacteria contained in the specimen by performing oxidase test, catalase test and nitrate reduction test on blood and bone marrow samples.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
Some vomiting is acute and some are chronic and cyclical. Patients with periodic vomiting usually have severe vomiting and can't eat at regular intervals. They often need to be hospitalized for drip treatment; each time lasts for three to five days, and then they turn around themselves, and this patient usually does a lot of tests. But both show normal.
Another type of chronic vomiting is also common in neurological vomiting. Neuropathic vomiting is common in two to six years old. A baby with a relatively nervous or temperament tends to vomit because of a small trifle, which is psychological vomiting. For example, mother always forces the baby to eat, causing the baby to think of vomiting when seeing the food. The vomiting itself has nothing to worry about, but parents should improve the method of parenting. Eating is easy to vomit.
