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Vomiting in 3months baby
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My little one is 3months old now. Since he he was born, may be around when he is 1month, he started vomiting white clots with watery liquid. This reduced some tym back. But since 2 days again he is vomiting more frequently this white clots or lumps. Should i be worried. How to prevent vomiting in the baby
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Your baby is having “GER” Give him : Syp Emeset 1 ml once perday x15 days,, Syp Raniciz 1ml twice perday x 15 days, Protectis drop 5 drops once perday x 21 days
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Should improve within 3 days otherwise consult here
Health Tips
Proper burping, keep head end elevated after feeding, small frequent feeding,
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Dr. Mounica Reddy
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Babies usually vomit out some amount of milk in the form of white lumps (curdled milk), may be a teaspoonful or two after feeds or during burping. This is called 'possetting' which is normal. It reduces by the age of 9-10 months.
To reduce the vomiting, after feeds keep baby in upright position for 15-20 mins, avoid tight diapers or clothing, avoid play/tummy time immediately after feeds.
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You should be worried if-
1.Baby cries after feed, is in pain, arches her back
2. baby refuses feed
3. baby chokes/gags during feed
4. vomiting is frequent throughout the day
5. baby is not gaining weight as per schedule.
These symptoms may suggest reflux disorder for which you may have to see a pediatrician.
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