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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting In An Infant

My 14 month old threw up last night twice and could not sleep was very restless & cranky. Today while I am at work and my grandma is watching her she has again gotten sick, is not eating, is very cranky & cannot get comfortable. She lays her head on our rug and wont move, she is warm but her breathing is okay and she has had 3 wet diapers.
Mon, 4 Jan 2016
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Hi.... I have just read through your query. By what you say I feel that your kid might be having a very initial stage of viral watery diarrhoea. Unless the kid is very dull and lethargic or he is having bilious or green vomiting or abdominal distention for high grade fever or decreased urine output or blood in the motion you need not worry. These are the Red flag signs which should make you take the kid to a pediatrician or the nearest Emergency Room. Otherwise you can as of now give over the counter antiemetic medication which is licensed in your country. If he develops diarrhoea then you need to give him oral rehydration solution and zinc supplements.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting In An Infant

Hi.... I have just read through your query. By what you say I feel that your kid might be having a very initial stage of viral watery diarrhoea. Unless the kid is very dull and lethargic or he is having bilious or green vomiting or abdominal distention for high grade fever or decreased urine output or blood in the motion you need not worry. These are the Red flag signs which should make you take the kid to a pediatrician or the nearest Emergency Room. Otherwise you can as of now give over the counter antiemetic medication which is licensed in your country. If he develops diarrhoea then you need to give him oral rehydration solution and zinc supplements. Regards - Dr. Sumanth