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Baby Vomiting
After feed a baby under three months of age will bring out milk. Often times it will come out of the mouth but it can sometimes come out of the nose as well. There is nothing that should be done about this vomiting since this type is completely normal. Between three and six weeks of age some children have projectile vomiting. A child will vomit with such force after a feeding that it is scattered all over the room. This type of vomiting may be caused by an obstruction of the lower end of the stomach which needs surgery to be corrected.
Continuous vomiting can result from gastroenteritis or a stomach infection. Fever and diarrhea also accompany these conditions. Do not give the child anything but small sips of ice cold water or iced Limca, Gold spot or Coco cola and call the doctor right away. Place coke in a glass and shake it so that the gas come out and let the child sip this liquid. Persistent vomiting can lead to dehydration from a loss of fluids so this will help prevent that from happening. Tonsillitis as well as emotional conditions such as anger, fright or upset can also cause vomiting in children.
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