My son who gets gastroenteritis every year

It wasn't severe when I was in kindergarten, but since entering elementary school, I have been getting enteritis once or twice a year.

If it's midsummer, you might think it's due to food, but regardless of the season, it's gastroenteritis... It's caused by a viral infection. The symptoms of gastroenteritis vary widely.

When children first get gastroenteritis, I thought vomiting and diarrhea were the only signs to identify it, but it turns out there are other symptoms as well.

One day, I received a call from school and went there, and she said her stomach was hurting very badly.

Two weeks ago, my younger sibling had an appendectomy, so I went to the local hospital with hope, but they said it might still be appendicitis...ㅠㅠ

But it's a little different with the younger one.

When the younger one had appendicitis, only one side kept hurting, but the older one experienced pain around the navel and moved around.

Still, since I was in too much pain, I went to the university hospital.

The waiting time to enter the emergency room is too long.

Waiting and waiting again...

Come in, the bed has been made.

Since the child is in so much pain, I wish they could at least get an IV drip, but they won't do it until they get out of bed.ㅜㅜ

First, the bed comes out quickly.

Getting an IV line inserted, receiving painkillers, and undergoing an ultrasound...

The result is not appendicitis but enteritis.

But since they were in so much pain, they kept receiving painkillers.

After a few hours of sleep, I felt completely refreshed.

It was a war over meals when I went up to the inpatient room.

A child who doesn't eat rice... never eats it.

Even if I try to feed it water, it won't drink.

After starving all day and feeling very hungry, I added steamed eggs or minced meat to the porridge, took a spoonful, and mostly just drank water.

Thanks to you, Mom was on an automatic diet.

Since the baby isn't eating, I can't give anything to eat.

I was discharged after five days, so I only prepared rice with things like rice, steamed eggs, tteokgalbi, mashed items, and minced meat.

It's hard enough with other illnesses, but enteritis is especially tough because of what the child is eating.

It takes a year every time, but I don't eat it every year...

I thought I was okay after becoming a middle school student, but a few months ago, I suddenly had stomach pain in the morning, so I went to the hospital.

I was going to go home because the IV drip wasn't that severe, but I have a performance assessment, so I have to go to school.

The teacher said it doesn't have to be today, but since it's an evaluation where we present in groups, I think I should go... I took medicine and received an IV, so I think I'm feeling a bit better. I gave it to him.

I told them to leave early because of the performance evaluation, but they finished all the classes and came back.

Skipped lunch, sighsㅠㅠ

I cooked rice again and made steamed eggs.

They say you don't necessarily have to take medication when you have enteritis.

I'm eating porridge just in case I can't digest, but I can eat normally, and it's okay to have regular meals.

The number of times you get enteritis has decreased significantly, so your intestines should now be stronger.