<unk>  is common and can range from a benign condition to a life-threatening condition. Most cases of<unk>  are gastrointestinal in origin, most commonly gastroesophageal reflux disease and gastroenteritis.<unk> , also known as emesis, is the oral expulsion of gastrointestinal content from the mouth due to the gut and thoracoabdominal wall muscles' contraction. At the same time, nausea refers to the need to vomit. Retching is used to describe the muscular event of<unk>  with the expulsion of vomitus.
Vomiting in children
Sore throat in children
Jaundice in children
Diarrhea in children
Fever in children
Cough in children
Fever and rash in children
Chest pain in children