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Small Child Having Cold, Fever, Vomiting, No Loss Of Appetite. Suggestions?

Good morning I kind of worried my 9month old has a cold good thing is she has a appetite but she been having a fever and throwing the milk back up then in the middle of the nite she wake up I give her a bottle and the same thing her fever come and she throw up but she cries and grabs for me to comfort her like something hurts what should I do??
Thu, 14 Mar 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,
Fever and vomiting in a child could have various causes. This could range from simple viral to bacterial, and at times surgical emergencies. A clinical evaluation usually seeks to exclude an ear, throat, gastrointestinal, lung infections. Blood tests orients on the origin, bacterial with increased leucocytes, and urine tests might proof a urinary tract infection.
I suggest you visit your primary care physician or pediatrician for a complete evaluation.
Thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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Small Child Having Cold, Fever, Vomiting, No Loss Of Appetite. Suggestions?

Hi and thanks for the query, Fever and vomiting in a child could have various causes. This could range from simple viral to bacterial, and at times surgical emergencies. A clinical evaluation usually seeks to exclude an ear, throat, gastrointestinal, lung infections. Blood tests orients on the origin, bacterial with increased leucocytes, and urine tests might proof a urinary tract infection. I suggest you visit your primary care physician or pediatrician for a complete evaluation. Thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.