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Small Child, Vomiting Episodes. X-ray Normal, Blood Work Shows High Triglycerides. Treatment?

Hi. I have a 4 year old boy who is 62lbs and randomly vomits every now an then an that s been going on for about a month now. Wednesday he had blood work and a xray done his xray came back Dr said everything was normal blood work came back today and they said his triglycerides level I high witch reads 158. Nothing to explain why he vomit a lot. Should I be concerned and why can I do to lower his levels he didn t even eat much greasy or fried foods
Fri, 14 Sep 2012
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Nothing to worry except try reducing his fat intake by restricting eating-out and avoiding all junk food. Doing this only should help his tryglyceride levels as well as vomitting. Have you got your and your wife's tryglyceride levels checked. If not, do that, to rule out any familial cause. Thanks.
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Small Child, Vomiting Episodes. X-ray Normal, Blood Work Shows High Triglycerides. Treatment?

Nothing to worry except try reducing his fat intake by restricting eating-out and avoiding all junk food. Doing this only should help his tryglyceride levels as well as vomitting. Have you got your and your wife s tryglyceride levels checked. If not, do that, to rule out any familial cause. Thanks.