What medicine should a child take when he has a cold and vomiting

What medicine should a child take if he has a cold and vomiting? 10-day hot topics and scientific medication guide

Recently, with the alternation of seasons and the high incidence of influenza, children with colds and vomiting have become the focus of parents' attention. The following is a scientific drug use guide for you compiled by the entire network in the past 10 days (as of November 2023).

1. Statistics of popular topics across the network

2. Common causes of cold vomiting

1.Viral cold(Accounting for 67%): Rhinovirus, adenovirus, etc. cause upper respiratory tract infection, which may be accompanied by gastrointestinal reactions
2.Gastrointestinal flu(28%): Norovirus, rotavirus, etc. directly attack the digestive system
3.Bacterial infection(Accounting 5%): Antibiotics are required after diagnosis by doctor

3. List of safe medications (segmented according to age)

4. Answers to 10 top hot questions

1.Q: Can I take medicine immediately after vomiting?
A: It is recommended to take the medicine 30-60 minutes after vomiting to avoid irritating the stomach

2.Q: Is Chinese medicine effective for applying to the navel?
A: There is currently no sufficient clinical evidence to support it, and it is recommended to give priority to the evidence-based medical program.

3.Q: Do you need to take antibiotics?
A: Only bacterial infections are required, and abuse may aggravate intestinal bacterial disorders

5. Nutritional supplement suggestions

6. When do you need medical treatment?

Please seek medical treatment immediately if the following situations occur:
• Continuous vomiting for more than 6 hours
• Significant reduction in urine volume
• Bloody stool or coffee ground-like vomit
• Very poor mental state or twitching

7. Latest suggestions from authoritative organizations

The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention reminded in November:
1. Norovirus has been active recently, so you need to pay attention to hand hygiene
2. Influenza vaccination reduces the risk of complications
3. Antiemetic drugs (such as domperidone) are not recommended for children

Note: Please follow the doctor's advice for specific medication. The data in this article are compiled from the National Health Commission, UpToDate clinical consultants and hot search lists on major platforms.