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What Causes Continuous Vomiting In A Child?

my daughter is 18months old and she often vomits after eating the food,its immediatly happens?is she suffering with acid rflux?its happeing since she turned her 7th month,she does not chew her food even she got 5front lower and 4upeers and two molar teeths
Tue, 9 Sep 2014
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Hello. I just read through your question. It is very possible that your daughter has reflux. this can sometimes come with pain, and sometimes without. The two most important aspects of this are her comfort level and her weight gain. If she is comfortable and gaining appropriate weight, this is a less severe problem. However, if she is experiencing discomfort and/or not gaining weight appropriately, it is a more pressing problem. In any case, I recommend consulting with your doctor so the correct diagnosis can be made and a treatment plan implemented.
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What Causes Continuous Vomiting In A Child?

Hello. I just read through your question. It is very possible that your daughter has reflux. this can sometimes come with pain, and sometimes without. The two most important aspects of this are her comfort level and her weight gain. If she is comfortable and gaining appropriate weight, this is a less severe problem. However, if she is experiencing discomfort and/or not gaining weight appropriately, it is a more pressing problem. In any case, I recommend consulting with your doctor so the correct diagnosis can be made and a treatment plan implemented.