Children often have diarrhea and vomiting because their intestines and stomach are still weak, and they are prone to gastrointestinal diseases. But there are also a few children who have vomiting and diarrhea because they are infected with some virus or bacteria or parasites. Because children's spleen and stomach are weak, diarrhea and vomiting are easy to occur if they sometimes eat sweets or indigestible foods such as undercooked meat.

Diarrhea and vomiting is a common phenomenon, especially in children, because children's spleen and stomach are underdeveloped and their resistance is weak, so they can't bear the influence of certain foods. Parents don't have to worry if their children have diarrhea and vomiting. This is a very common disease. But you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. Because long-term diarrhea and vomiting will dehydrate children.

First, children with diarrhea may have poor appetite after vomiting. Don't eat indigestible food, let alone sweet and greasy food. At this time, parents should pay attention not to meet the various needs of their children because they are distressed. Under normal circumstances, you can eat some bananas, rice porridge, apple juice and other foods after vomiting and diarrhea. But be careful not to eat too much. After three days of treatment, the child should return to a normal diet before eating, but it may recur.

Second, children will have poor appetite a few days after vomiting and diarrhea. Parents should not force them to eat. Try to make him drink some light porridge or eat some light vegetables. Try not to eat meat, don't eat meat, these things are not easy to digest and may aggravate the condition.

Third, most children's vomiting and diarrhea are related to what they eat, so we must ensure that children have a healthy, nutritious and reasonable diet. For example, the fruit you buy must be washed clean, otherwise there may be pesticide residues on it. And children should not eat more sugar and fried things at ordinary times. Children with diarrhea and vomiting are likely to be short of water and inorganic ions, so they need to replenish water and drink more water at this time.

Illness comes from the mouth, and sometimes children must pay attention to washing their hands before and after meals. Children are more playful and more susceptible to bacteria, so they must be kept clean. Wash your hands and change clothes frequently. You should also be careful not to give children snacks or something. Children's spleen and stomach tolerance is low, so these junk foods are likely to have a bad impact on their health. I hope every child can grow up healthily!