What causes children to cough and vomit? What should I do if my child coughs and vomits?

Children coughing and vomiting are very common in life. The reason why vomiting is accompanied by coughing is that coughing severely stimulates the stomach. The stomach of children is in a horizontal state, which is more likely to cause this situation. For children coughing and vomiting, parents should do a good job of daily care and actively treat the child's coughing symptoms.

Compared with adults, children have weaker body resistance and are therefore more susceptible to external factors and diseases. Coughing and vomiting are symptoms that often occur in children. They can occur separately, and some children may experience these two symptoms at the same time. So what causes coughing and vomiting in children?
1. What causes cough and vomiting in children ?<br/>Children cough and vomiting are mostly caused by colds and other reasons. When coughing, the cough is more severe and irritates the stomach, resulting in vomiting. This situation is mainly determined by the physiological characteristics of children. The stomach of children is in a horizontal state, and the stomach is easily stimulated by coughing and vomiting.
When a child coughs and vomits, the cough should be treated first. When the cough is cured, the vomiting will naturally stop. When a child vomits, some vomit may come out of the nose. Parents should clean the child's nose in time to keep it unobstructed. When vomiting occurs, let the child keep the body leaning forward or lying on the side to allow the vomit to flow out and avoid suffocation. Parents should also pay attention to cleaning the child's mouth in time, rinse the child's mouth with warm water, and fast for a short period of time, and then give the child light food.
2. Which children are prone to coughing and vomiting?
1. Children with respiratory tract infections <br/>Children with respiratory tract infections will have symptoms of coughing, and the cause of the disease is mostly due to bacterial infection or viral infection. For such children, they should pay attention to rest and keep warm while taking medication.
2. Children with allergic constitution <br/>Children with allergic constitution are prone to coughing due to contact with allergens. When coughing violently, it is easy to cause vomiting. This type of cough is often more severe at night or in the morning, so parents should pay attention to it.
3. Children with low resistance <br/>Some children with low resistance are prone to coughing and vomiting if they do not keep warm when the weather changes. For such children, they should pay attention to a balanced diet, avoid catching cold, take more vitamins, exercise more, and enhance their resistance.