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My son woke up at 10 this morning saying he felt nauseous, and he vomited right away. He vomited again after an hour and once more two hours later, but there hasn't been any more vomiting since then. He's sipping small amounts of fluid and urinating, but he won't eat. Now he says he's feeling nauseous again. I was relieved when five hours passed without vomiting and thought it was over — but unfortunately it seems that's not the case. 🤷
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Arina
Maybe — and that's perfectly okay.
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Svetlana
That's just how he is. If he's vomiting, it means he's not well.
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Nataliya
Svetlana I understand. I mean that I hadn't thrown up or felt nauseous for five hours, and then the nausea came back. I had started to think it was all over.
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Natalya
This happened to us last year. Our daughter vomited about five times, with long gaps between episodes. I caught it from her and ended up vomiting for a whole day.
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Zoya Panyushkina
Maybe — my daughter seems to have caught it too. She vomited once and had a temperature of about 37°C. She's been having diarrhea for two days now. I'm giving her probiotics, plenty of fluids, and Smecta while it continues. I'm keeping an eye on her and will contact our pediatrician if it doesn't improve.
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Svetlana
Svetlana Yes, that can happen. Sometimes you can go a whole day without vomiting, and then it starts again. It's more likely if you don't stick to your diet — the symptoms can come back. Try to be gentle with yourself; setbacks are normal.
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