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Child Vomits At Night, Uncontrolled Bowel Movements. No Fever, Upset Tummy. What Should I Do?

my 10 yr old daughter seems fine all day, at night she throws up and also poops her pants -- everytime. This happened 2 weeks ago, and twice tonight in the last 4 hours. It has happened before but I wasn t tracking the dates. She doesn t have a fever and doesn t complain of any other symptoms other than an upset tummy. She has been asleep and wakes up to puke and poop. What should I do?
Fri, 21 Dec 2012
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Hi ,
Thank you for your query.
She is suffering from some type of gastritis or gastroenteritis.This usually happens after she has taken food from outside or has a acute exercerbation of pre existing gastritis. Give her a antiemetic like ondansetron and some probiotics.Give her a lot of fluids and keep her at home. If she persists to have vomiting and seems to be dehydrated consult a physician.Hope this answers your query.Wishing your child a speedy recovery.Have a nice day.
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Child Vomits At Night, Uncontrolled Bowel Movements. No Fever, Upset Tummy. What Should I Do?

Hi , Thank you for your query. She is suffering from some type of gastritis or gastroenteritis.This usually happens after she has taken food from outside or has a acute exercerbation of pre existing gastritis. Give her a antiemetic like ondansetron and some probiotics.Give her a lot of fluids and keep her at home. If she persists to have vomiting and seems to be dehydrated consult a physician.Hope this answers your query.Wishing your child a speedy recovery.Have a nice day.