If vomiting occurs for a long time, it will cause children to lose their appetite, leading to malnutrition, affecting their development. Therefore, vomiting should not be ignored.

Vomiting after feeding is a sign that food in the stomach is pushed up the esophagus and then flows out of the mouth, causing the child to lose appetite and affecting the child's development.

Vomiting is a common phenomenon in young children. This can be a manifestation of incorrect eating or it can also be a manifestation of diseases related to digestion. So how to approach the manifestation of vomiting, what are the real causes of this manifestation?

My baby is 9 months old, every time he eats, he often vomits, although he doesn't cough, fever, rash... he still plays normally, the doctor advised me to know the status of my child to do so. which one?