Why Do Babies Sometimes Have Dry Vomiting?

Sometimes, babies may have retching due to immature digestive system, throat discomfort, malnutrition, food allergies, or intestinal diseases. Babies' digestive functions are not fully developed, and eating too much or frequently can lead to retching. If a baby experiences retching, it is necessary to determine the cause and decide whether to provide blood supplementation, medication for clearing heat and detoxifying, or treatment to promote digestion.

Firstly, the digestive system is not fully developed, and the stomach is relatively horizontally positioned. Secondly, digestive functions are immature, resulting in eating too much, too little, too frequently, or abdominal bloating. Thirdly, throat discomfort or irritation from babies sucking their fingers. Fourthly, some children have food allergies or intolerance. Fifthly, malnutrition and lack of trace elements can lead to poor digestive function. Lastly, intestinal diseases, such as viral or bacterial gastroenteritis, can cause digestive symptoms.

1. If the retching is caused by throat inflammation, it is necessary to promptly give the child traditional Chinese medicine for clearing heat and detoxifying and frequently feed them water. 2. If the retching is due to poor gastrointestinal digestion, timely treatment to promote digestion should be provided. 3. If the retching is caused by anemia, timely blood supplementation treatment is required. 4. For babies younger than six months, it is important to ensure balanced nutrition. 5. For babies older than six months, liver paste and meat puree can be added to their diet.