I don't know what's wrong with my son. He's vomiting and has diarrhea, sorry for the TMI. But what c…

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I don't know what's wrong with my son. He's vomiting and has diarrhea, sorry for the TMI. But what can I give him to eat when he feels up to it? I've called the doctor, but I don't know when they'll come. What if he wakes up and wants to eat? He's drinking a little water at a time.
Don't they give sick leave without any problems? I thought I'd just spend a day at home with the chi…
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Yuliya Chvalun
Porridge made with water is okay. Dairy products and raw fruits/vegetables are not allowed
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Olga P
My doctor gave me a handout

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Elena
With rotavirus, ideally, not eating is the best medicine.
I gave my kids kissel (a fruit starch drink) and dry crackers.
Completely cut out dairy, fruits, and juices for a couple of weeks.
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Evgeniya Ivanova
Doughnuts, sweet tea, rice. But it's better not to give anything but rehydration solution until the vomiting completely stops.
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Elena
Day one is just water and tea, day two you can add crackers, day three is plain porridge and broth, on the fourth day you can add pureed meat, vegetable soups, baked apples, plain cookies, and bananas. They always gave us the same diet plan after a stomach bug; they exclude dairy for a week.
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Natalya
Yuliya Chvalun He doesn't eat any fruits or vegetables. He only eats semolina porridge.
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Natalya
Olga P Thank you ❤️
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Natalya
Evgeniya Ivanova Last time I threw up was around 5-6 AM, then I had diarrhea. She's sleeping now
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Natalya
What does "long-lasting cookies" mean?
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olesia kasimova
I know that rusks, cookies, bagels, and other floury things are not recommended because they swell and can block the intestines. I'd give porridge made with water, banana, and boiled meat. Sweet tea. Cola contains phosphoric acid, which also helps with vomiting.
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Svetlana
Maria, remember when this used to happen?
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Svetlana
His stomach should really be hurting, not making him want to eat. Maybe some water would help.
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Mariya
Eliminate 100% dairy, raw fruits and vegetables too. Today, you can have weak tea, a rusk, and thin rice porridge made with water. Gradually expand your diet from there, sticking to steamed and boiled foods for now.
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Arina
Chicken broth, croutons, banana, oatmeal made with water, compote, sweet tea
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Kristina
Don't eat anything the first day. On the second day, have some crackers/rusks.
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