What to do if you have stomach flu and vomiting?

Gastrointestinal cold is a common disease in summer, and this type of cold is mostly related to viral infection. The most typical symptom of gastrointestinal cold is vomiting, which is also a more serious cold. Strictly speaking. When you have a stomach cold and vomit, you should pay attention to rest and dietary care.

1. The treatment of gastrointestinal cold mainly focuses on rest. On the one hand, patients need to rest more to reduce physical exertion and strengthen the body's ability to fight the disease. On the other hand, the gastrointestinal tract needs to be fully rested. Reducing the burden on the gastrointestinal tract is to restore the digestive function earlier, and then the food intake can be increased. Otherwise, it will only increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, and over time it will become chronic gastroenteritis.

2. For the treatment of gastrointestinal colds, antiviral drugs such as morpholino, virazole, and isatis root granules can be used. Be careful not to use antibacterial drugs blindly, because not only are they ineffective, but they will cause disturbances in the normal intestinal flora, aggravate the condition, and prolong the course of the disease. In addition, smectite can be used in combination with oral rehydration salts (ORS), which has a better effect, can quickly relieve symptoms and shorten the course of the disease. Preventing gastrointestinal colds is actually very simple: drink more water, it is best not to drink refrigerated drinks; eat more fresh fruits and vegetables; eat more easily digestible foods; ensure that the room you live in is well ventilated, and avoid crowded public places.

3. When your baby is able to eat, try giving him some light drinks to replenish the water lost in the body. Do not force him to eat large amounts of food in the form of tonic. When you have a gastrointestinal cold, you need to give your gastrointestinal tract sufficient rest. Many parents cannot bear to see their babies vomiting and having diarrhea, and think that they may be malnourished, so they increase the amount of food they feed their babies. This will only increase the burden on their gastrointestinal tract, and over time it will turn into chronic gastroenteritis, leading to poor digestion and absorption of food, and the originally strong baby may gradually become weak in the future.