Nausea and vomiting
The baby's stomach may start to turn over the river, food is difficult to swallow, and symptoms such as nausea and vomiting appear.
diarrhea
The baby's stool may become thin, even like water, with symptoms such as diarrhea.
abdominalgia
The baby's stomach may start to feel uncomfortable, even painful, with symptoms such as abdominal pain.
themogenesis
The baby's temperature may rise, which is the body's performance against inflammation and fever.
anorexia
The baby may refuse to eat because of gastrointestinal discomfort, resulting in symptoms such as loss of appetite.
weary
Babies may feel tired and weak, need more rest, and have symptoms such as fatigue.
Other symptoms
The baby may have symptoms such as dry mouth, thirst and dizziness, which may be a signal of gastritis and need parents' attention.