The child vomits out after taking the medicine, do you want to take it again?

The child vomited just after taking the medicine, so don't give it any more for the time being. If you continue to give the child medicine at this time, it is easy to cause the child to take too much medicine, which will cause gastrointestinal discomfort in the light case, and may poison the child in the heavy case, so you can not continue to take the medicine. You can give your child medicine two hours after vomiting, and be sure to pay attention to the interval between the medications.

It is recommended to use some sweet foods to attract your child's attention when giving your child medicine, so as to avoid the phenomenon of vomiting after taking medicine.

If the child vomits after taking the medicine, whether it is necessary to re-feed the medicine should be analyzed according to the actual situation of the child. For example, the length of time between vomiting after taking the medicine, and the amount of vomiting. If your child vomits immediately after taking the medicine, this usually requires your child to be given another dose.

However, if vomiting occurs after taking the medication for a period of time, it is usually not necessary to take the medication again. In addition, the amount of vomit in the child is also closely related to whether the child needs to take the medication again. If your child has a lot of vomit, consider giving your child another dose of medicine.

However, if the child is vomiting only mildly, this condition will generally not affect too much, and the child may not need to be given the medicine again.

You put some sugar in the medicine, or put the medicine in the fruit water that the baby likes to eat.

The baby vomited after taking the antipyretics, and the medicine worked in more than half an hour and could not be fed again. If you vomit for a short time, you can continue to eat.

After the baby takes the antipyretic medicine, he vomits after a while, can he continue to eat? Of course, you need to eat this again, so you can put a cooling patch on him.

1. If you vomit within 15 minutes after taking the medicine, the medicine has not had time to be absorbed by the body at this time, and you need to feed it again and make up the feed according to the original dose.

2. If you vomit an hour after taking the medicine, then don't feed it again.

3. If you vomit within 15 minutes and an hour, whether you need to feed it again, according to the specific absorption characteristics of the drug, and then according to the specific analysis, you should consult the doctor according to the situation.

The absorption of the drug is mainly in the small intestine, and the drug has not yet entered the intestinal absorption during this time period.

Because the medicine needs to pass through the gastric juice and it takes about two hours to reach the intestines, in most cases, the baby will vomit almost all the medicine that has just been eaten in the stomach.

Commonly used drugs have a large range of safe medication, and the usual dosage on the instructions is generally a medium dose, especially for drugs that are taken three times a day, plus they are eaten in divided doses, so it is generally safe to feed them again, because there is no more than a safe total dose for one day.

The baby vomits immediately after drinking the medicine, and needs to be fed the medicine in time.

If it is an antibiotic or antipyretic drug, if it is vomiting after taking it, you should take the ** amount again, if it is vomiting one hour after taking the drug, you should take half of the ** amount.

After the baby is sick, the appetite itself will decrease, and the taste of the medicine is not good, and the baby will cry and resist when taking the medicine, so it is easy to vomit after taking the medicine. Try not to force the medicine when feeding, you can use a syringe or a drug feeder to feed the medicine, which can reduce the occurrence of vomiting after drinking the medicine.

1. After the baby vomits the medicine, you can make up the medicine. Try to keep your baby quiet, and wait until your baby is no longer crying, and then give medication as appropriate.

In general, there is no need to worry about overdose caused by another feeding, because vomiting usually occurs within a few minutes to dozens of minutes after the baby has just finished taking the medicine, when the medicine has not been absorbed or only a small part of it has been absorbed. In addition, commonly used drugs have a large range of safe medication, and the common dose is generally a medium dose, and it is eaten in divided doses, so it is safe to feed it again.

2. When the dosage greatly exceeds the safety multiple, it should be sent to the hospital in time. Some parents carelessly give their babies an overdose of medication, and at this time they should take timely countermeasures. If the medication you eat is relatively safe, such as vitamins, and the amount is not particularly large, you can feed more water to promote the excretion of the drug and closely observe the condition.

If the amount of medicine you take greatly exceeds the safety multiple, you should go to the hospital for vomiting, enema, infusion, etc.

3. You can choose a dropper or syringe to feed your baby, because when using a dropper, the medicine will not pass through the tongue, which is easier for the baby to accept and difficult to spit out the medicine. After the parent sucks in the medicine with a dropper, place it between the buccal mucosa and the gums on the baby's side and squeeze a small amount of the medicine, and wait for the child to swallow before continuing to feed the next mouthful.

After the baby has finished taking the medicine, put the baby upright; Pat him on the back, help him pass the medicine down, and feed him some warm water or a little white sugar, which can quickly remove the residual smell of the medicine in the mouth and avoid causing vomiting.

4. When feeding the baby, parents should not pinch the baby's nose and force the medicine. On the one hand, it is easy to cause the baby to vomit, and the medicine that has just been eaten will be spit out, and it will not have an effect. In addition, pinching the baby's nose can easily choke medicine and water into the baby's trachea, causing tracheal blockage, dyspnea, coughing, vomiting, and even suffocation.

Don't continue to take medicine, because the medicine you took before has been digested and absorbed, and if you take medicine again, it will be harmful to your body.

If you take the medicine and vomit at that time. You can eat it again. But if you vomit an hour after taking the medicine, you don't need to take it again. Because this period of time is a bit long, the drug has already been absorbed.

Don't do it, it will be absorbed in about half an hour after taking the medicine, and you can take it at the next point of taking the medicine.

Not anymore, because after an hour, the drug has been basically absorbed. Amitabha.

No, as directed. Even if you vomit, it is impossible to vomit it all, and you feed it once an hour, and the frequency is too dense.

You can eat it or not, and you will absorb a little bit of the drug within an hour, but most of it should be spit out

Confirm the cause of vomiting, and if it is an adverse reaction, it is best not to eat.

Wait until the next time you take your medicine.