HI ANKIT,
I AM DR.KAVITHA AND I WOULD LIKE TO HELP YOU.ASSUMING THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THIS IS HAPPENING IN YOUR OTHERWISE NORMAL CHILD MAY I ASK YOU TO THINK WHAT MADE HIM START VOMITING IN THE FIRST PLACE.....ANY SORT OF CHANGE IN HIS DAILY SCHEDULE..NEW CRECHE/CARETAKER,NEW FOOD,ANY TRAVEL,ANY SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,ETC....IN THIS CASE I ADVICE LOTS OF HUGS AND PLENTY OF KISSES.BUT PLEASE KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN FOR ANY FEVER,ANY DIARRHOEA,REFUSAL TO ALLOW ANYBODY TO TOUCH HIS STOMACH,ETC.CHILDREN ARE VERY BAD AT TELLING YOU EXACTLY WHAT IS WRONG SO I ADVICE U NOT TO TAKE TOO MANY RISKS...HAVE HIM SEEN BY A DOCTOR SOONER THAN LATER.PRAYING FOR U AND UR CHILD ...BYE

Hello xxxxx,

Welcome to Healthcare Magic forum.

Abdominal pain and vomiting in children may be sugesstive of a gastrointestinal infection or obstruction , or a worm infestation or food poisoning . The most important thing is to prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalance caused by frequent vomiting.So apart from giving antiemetic like vomikind you need to give the child sips of WHO ORS solution or maintain hydration by giving plenty of home available fluids.

If the vomiting and pain stops with symptomatic therapy and there is no fever, diarrhoea, blood in stools or any such symptoms then you need not worry.

If any such symptoms develop or the pain and vomiting persist for more than a day then the next important step is to confirm the diagnosis which would need clinical examination by a pediatrician or investigations like blood counts, xray abdomen if necessary.

The treatment would include a course of antibiotics like cephalosporins or ofloxacin etc, deworming if required.

If pain is severe then antispasmodics pain killers like dicyclomine and acetaminophen may be prescribed by the doctor.

Hope I have answered your query.

Wishing your child a speedy recovery

Regards