What to do if gastroenteritis vomits continuously? Treatment of acute gastroenteritis is very important

Gastroenteritis is mostly acute. Common clinical symptoms include vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, and fever. It is mostly caused by improper diet. If vomiting due to gastroenteritis is severe and leads to dehydration, timely infusion treatment is required, and the patient will generally recover in about 2 days.

(1) Patients with severe vomiting, diarrhea, and obvious dehydration should be sent to the hospital for intravenous infusion treatment in a timely manner. Patients will generally recover within 1 to 2 days.

(2) Encourage drinking water. Since patients lose too much water due to vomiting and diarrhea, they should drink as much water as possible to replenish the lost water. It is better to use sugar and salt water (made by adding a small amount of sugar and salt to boiled water). Do not drink beverages high in sugar to avoid excessive acid production and aggravate abdominal pain. Patients with frequent vomiting can drink a small amount of water (about 50 ml) after each vomiting, and drink it multiple times to avoid vomiting.

(3) Pain relief. Belladonna tablets, atropine, 654-2 and other drugs can be used. You can also apply local hot compress to the abdomen to relieve pain (not necessary for those with gastric bleeding).

(4) For patients with diarrhea and fever, antibacterial drugs such as berberine and norfloxacin can be used appropriately. It is generally not used by patients with mild conditions to avoid further irritation to the stomach.

(5) Eliminate the cause of the disease, rest in bed, and stop all foods and medications that may irritate the stomach. If appropriate, short-term fasting should be implemented, and then an easily digestible, light, low-residue liquid diet should be given to help the stomach rest and the injury heal.

(6) Prevention is the priority. Drink in moderation, avoid overeating, and use with caution or not use drugs that can easily damage the gastric mucosa. Acute simple gastritis must be treated promptly and recurrence must be prevented after recovery to prevent it from turning into chronic gastritis and becoming unrecoverable.