The child is currently experiencing vomiting and diarrhea, which are symptoms of acute gastroenteritis. Immediate treatment is required.

A four-month-old baby is experiencing symptoms of acute gastroenteritis and digestive discomfort. How should one handle the situation?

How to Care for a Baby During an Acute Gastroenteritis Attack?

If a child experiences intermittent vomiting after eating, it may be due to acute gastroenteritis. It is recommended to rest and gradually resume eating, and seek medical attention for severe cases.

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A four-month-old infant experienced loss of appetite and persistent crying after a fever and treatment. There is frequent milk spit-up after each feeding. How should parents respond and seek medical assistance?

A 9-month-old baby suddenly started vomiting and had diarrhea for three days, leading to dehydration. After hospital treatment with intravenous fluid, the symptoms did not subside. How should the situation be handled?

The baby, 10 months old, started with dry heaves at midnight on the 9th, and by afternoon, the fever rose above 38.5°C. Despite taking fever-reducing medication, the fever recurred. By the third midnight, the fever reached 39.9°C, prompting a rush to the hospital. There, the baby began to feel nausea and vomiting, but did not dry heave. After two days in the hospital, the fever subsided, and now there is no more nausea or vomiting. The throat is inflamed and swollen, the baby cries frequently, refuses to eat, and lacks energy. The doctor diagnosed it as acute gastroenteritis and advised against drinking milk. How should it be treated?

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