if your kid is vomitting....
By bombshell
@bombshell (11256)
Germany
11 responses
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
7 Mar 09
thanks..hot tea we did but no seven up.seven up is not allowed in the house
.i have ginger but she dont like.she drink only kamillie tea.
.i have ginger but she dont like.she drink only kamillie tea.1 person likes this
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
8 Mar 09
my son was like that a few weeks ago and we let him drink a lot of water so he will rehydrate or give her some energy drink. i dont think she will like to eat if she vomits. does she do this freguently? i think it is better for you to bring her in the hospital. here in the pinas they might call that impacho. when kids have this feeling they really vomit.
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
8 Mar 09
jziakhan,i dont think its food poisoining.we did not eat fast food but she had ice cream after lunch.but thanks God she is feeling better
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
8 Mar 09
yes i know the word impacho but i dont think its impacho.maybe the weather change because it was very cold and dark then next day it was sunshine and the weather temprature was mild and now back to freezing again.anyway thanks for the tips and so far this morning she is fine.but we said if she will carry on vomitting we will bring her to the doctor.
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
7 Mar 09
soup we did but lemonjuice?.....riya,is it not sour for upset stomach?
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@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
8 Mar 09
we did observed few hours and is she is not feeling better sure w ebring her to the doctor but so far today she is fine
@greeneyedlady (1439)
• Netherlands
11 Mar 09
First of all I would suggest taking the child to the doctor if you do not know what is wrong as it can be very dangerous to vomit a lot, not only is there something wrong but it can mess up your insides and cause more serious problems...and while you are waiting for the time to come to take the child to the doctor, warm tea and dry toast is a good temporary solution or even warm tea and tea biscuits. ;)
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
11 Mar 09
thanks.yes thats what we wnted if she is not feeling better but now she is very fine
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@USMCWifey (2)
• United States
8 Mar 09
Give her pedialyte(sp?) to keep her hydrated, and then stick to the BRAT diet- Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast(dry), bland foods. HTH!
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
7 Mar 09
I would keep the five year old daughter on liquids only. Water, seven up or broth. Don't give her food unless she is hungry and asks you for it.
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
7 Mar 09
How old is your child? Do you think that vomiting was caused by a food indigestion or intolerance? If in doubt I would consult my family doctor immediately.
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
7 Mar 09
i dont know if it is the food because during that day she had only lunch then after lunch we went out then when we are home she said she is not feeling well till she vomitt it.yes we will do it soon to visit the doctor but at this time we are still on observation.
@cream97 (29085)
• United States
8 Mar 09
Hi, bombshell! I would wait until their vomiting eases. I may give them gingerale, jello and water. Anything clear will do. If my child is younger in age, then I will give them Pedialyte. This replaces all of the fluids that they have lost from vomiting. It keeps them from getting too dehydrated. And some warm bland toast with nothing on it, will help to ease the vomiting. Try these, I hope that they will feel better after this.
@jziakhan (701)
• Pakistan
8 Mar 09
Well, this might be because of food poisoning or another factor might be that he's got an illness of some sort, I suggest that you make him drink lots of water, he should intake water equal to that which has been vomited, so as to keep him hydrated, water loss is somthing serious.
