For the past one year, my daughter has constant burping, nausea on and off, and stomach pain. Endoscopy shows gastritis and barium X-ray shows mild acid reflux. She is being treated for constipation. To control burping and watery vomiting, we sometimes need IV Pantodac 40 and Emeset. What should we do for a long-term solution?
This is combination of gastritis, Reflux and constipation. So gas is building up and digestion is growing weaker. Give her small, frequent meals - simple food not too spicy. Encourage walking and exercise to improve gut motility. Tell her to avoid junk and processed foods. Because symptoms are severe enough to need IV treatment, this needs a structured, child-specific gut healing plan, not just emergency medicines. You can contact our doctors to help you out with it.
When digestive symptoms in a child are severe enough to require IV treatment, the gut lining is significantly inflamed and needs a structured recovery plan, not just emergency intervention. A child-specific protocol that addresses inflammation, lining repair, and diet is what prevents recurrence.
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