What should I do if my child has vomiting, diarrhea and fever

When children are young, they are always inferior to adults in all aspects of their physical condition, which is why many children are invaded by diseases. Especially some vomiting and diarrhea caused by fever can make children very weak. This will cause great physical harm to the child. Some parents are really anxious and don't know what to do. They wish they could get sick instead of their children. Because of this, I will now tell you what to do if your child has vomiting, diarrhea, and fever?

1. Keep your baby calm.

If your baby has diarrhea, you should first calm the baby down and don't let the baby cry out of fear, as this will aggravate the condition. Then distract your baby so that he doesn't feel uncomfortable.

2. Clean your baby's buttocks in time.

The baby's buttocks may become red and painful due to diarrhea. Parents should wash the baby's buttocks in time after the baby has a bowel movement. Try to wash it with warm water and do not rub it hard with paper, as it will hurt the baby. If your butt is very red, you can apply some erythromycin eye ointment after washing and drying it.

3. Give your baby some Mommy Love.

Mommy Love is rich in beneficial bacteria, can effectively care for the baby's intestines, and has a good antidiarrheal effect. Give your baby 1-2 bags of milk every day with warm water at about 40°, which is very helpful in relieving your baby's diarrhea.

4. Help your baby cool down physically.

If your baby has a fever, first put a cooling patch on his forehead to help lower his body temperature. If it does not exceed 38.5°C, there is no need to rush to take antipyretics. If the fever exceeds this level, give your baby antipyretics under the guidance of a doctor.

5. Supply water according to the situation.

If the baby still has a high fever and diarrhea after the above treatment, you should consider whether it is acute enteritis or other diseases. You should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, and don't delay the disease. Administer fluids according to doctor's instructions.

Note:

1. Irritating foods: Hot peppers, mustard, pepper, garlic and other highly irritating foods can irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa, easily causing diarrhea or gastrointestinal inflammation, and are not conducive to the recovery of gastrointestinal function.

2. Too greasy food: Too greasy food will increase the burden on the stomach and cause diarrhea due to indigestion, which is typical fatty diarrhea. Therefore, people with diarrhea should not eat greasy food, as this will only aggravate the diarrhea.

3. Too cold food: Cold drinks, cold dishes and other too cold things will stimulate the intestines, speed up intestinal peristalsis and make diarrhea more serious.

4. Foods that have laxative and intestinal moisturizing effects: Foods that have laxative and intestinal moisturizing effects, such as peaches, bananas, honey, etc., will aggravate the condition after consumption.

5. Eggs: Eggs are high-protein foods and are difficult to digest. Eating eggs not only fails to nourish the body, but instead aggravates the condition.

6. Garlic: Although garlic has a bactericidal effect, it also has a strong irritating effect and can easily aggravate diarrhea.

As for what to do if children have vomiting, diarrhea and fever, the above article introduces some dietary therapy methods. Because children's physical constitution is not as good as that of adults, some medicines always have side effects. Therefore, consuming some dietary therapies can not only ensure that there are no side effects of drugs, but also supplement the nutrients needed by the child's body when treating the disease.