Every loving mother is very sensitive to any malaise of her child, vomiting is no exception. There are several reasons for its occurrence: food poisoning, indigestion, bacterial infection, fever in case of a viral disease, but that would not cause such an unpleasant condition in the crumbs, it is very important to give him the necessary help and observe several important rules after.
First aid
The first question that arises in parents is how to feed a child after vomiting? But, first of all, moms and dads should know that this unpleasant process, as well as the associated increase in temperature and diarrhea, contribute to a significant loss of fluid from the body and a violation of the water-salt balance in crumbs. Therefore, it is extremely important to provide the baby with a drink and a means that includes salt, soda, potassium and glucose (eg, regidron, glucosolan or orolite). To remove toxins and other "mucks" from the baby's body, it is necessary to give him sorbents (for example, smect or activated charcoal). And only after this, think that you can eat after vomiting to the baby.
Diet and diet
To the question: "Can I eat after vomiting?" - all specialists answer unequivocally: "Yes, not only can, but also it is necessary!" But it is worth noting that, most likely, your baby will refuse food in the first hours after the termination of an unpleasant process, therefore a question: than to feed the child after vomiting, will become actual only hours through 5-8. Breast children for recovery can not be advised anything better than mother's milk. Toddlers can also begin to feed rice or buckwheat porridge, cooked on water and milk in a ratio of 1: 1. It would be desirable to notice, that for children of any age a diet should be sparing. Here's what else you can give a child after vomiting:
- After 2 days, enter into the diet cottage cheese, starting with 20 grams, and vegetable purees;
- liquid dishes: low-fat soups or semi-liquid foods;
- protein products: boiled meat in the form of puree or souffle;
- dishes cooked by steaming or baking.
The diet after vomiting in the child excludes such products as fresh bread, raw fruits and vegetables, freshly squeezed sour juices, chocolate and other sweets. Also, in any case, you should not give the baby a sharp and fried food. Restore normal
Finally I want to say, if vomiting in the baby periodically resumes, then it is necessary to consult a doctor. He will help to establish the true cause of the ailment and prescribe a cure. All the above recommendations for the recovery of a child after vomiting are effective, but in an acute situation (vomiting with blood, bile, pallor of the skin, increased heart rate, diarrhea) it is better not to hesitate and call an ambulance, because there is nothing more important than the health of our children.