What is the reason for the child's vomiting and white sputum? What is the reason for the child's vomiting and sour smell?

We all know that children often vomit, and there are many reasons for children to vomit. So we need to understand why children vomit with white sputum? Why do children vomit with a sour smell?

What is the reason for children to vomit white phlegm?

Children who spit out white sputum are mostly considered to have diseases caused by upper respiratory tract infection, which may be bacterial infection or viral infection, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, etc. White sputum may also be related to allergies. Bacterial infection may be small, and it is related to airway hyperresponsiveness. At this time, it is best to take the child to a regular hospital for examination in time, and then treat it after diagnosis. Under the guidance of a specialist, some antibiotics such as penicillin, amoxicillin and other drugs can be taken for treatment. It may also be that the baby swallows too much sputum, causing nausea and reflexive vomiting; no matter how the sputum is discharged, it indicates that there is inflammation in the airway, and the glands continue to secrete mucus. The main causes of airway inflammation are viruses, bacteria, allergens (pollen, mold), etc.

My child's vomiting smells sour, what's going on?

If the baby spits up milk with a sour smell, it is initially considered to be indigestion or enteritis. If the baby's stool has milk curds and abdominal distension, it is considered to be indigestion. It may be because the baby eats too much and exceeds the baby's digestion and absorption capacity. At this time, the mother should reduce the number of feedings and extend the feeding interval. The mother can also promote gastrointestinal motility by massaging the baby's belly; if it is enteritis, it is caused by infection, and oral antibiotics can be used for anti-infection treatment. It should be noted that if the baby has diarrhea at this time, immediate antidiarrhea intervention is prohibited. If the child is also accompanied by a fever, it may be considered that the food is unclean, causing gastroenteritis caused by infection. If you only vomit once or twice, you can observe it again and drink some warm water appropriately. If vomiting is more frequent, or even diarrhea occurs, it may be autumn diarrhea caused by viral infection. You can take some probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora and take montmorillonite powder to protect the intestinal mucosa.

My child vomits foam, what's going on?

When children are infants, they cannot swallow their saliva, so they spit bubbles frequently. When they reach a certain age, the frequency of spitting bubbles will decrease. Children may spit bubbles due to respiratory discomfort, poor appetite, or sticky liquid in the throat, which makes saliva unable to be swallowed, so they spit bubbles. Poor appetite and tooth discomfort can also cause spitting bubbles. When children reach a certain age, they can express themselves clearly. It is recommended to judge the situation of spitting bubbles based on the child's expression. It is best to go to a regular hospital for an examination. If the baby only spits bubbles and does not have any fever, cold, etc., parents do not need to worry. It is a normal phenomenon. The cause of the baby's spitting bubbles is closely related to the baby's saliva secretion. When teeth are growing, there is more saliva, which will also cause bubbles.

My child vomits blood clots, what's going on?

Considered to be upper gastrointestinal bleeding, common causes are as follows: 1. Digestive system diseases: 1. Esophageal diseases, such as reflux esophagitis, esophageal foreign bodies, esophageal injuries, etc. 2. Gastric and duodenal diseases: such as peptic ulcer, gastric torsion, acute erosive hemorrhagic gastritis, etc. 2. Diseases of organs or tissues adjacent to the upper gastrointestinal tract, such as biliary ascariasis, biliary stones, pancreatitis, etc. 3. Systemic diseases: such as leukemia, thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, etc. It is recommended to go to the hospital for further treatment after a clear diagnosis.