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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Vomiting In A Child

Hi, My 11 month old daughter has been projectile vomiting (mostly at night) almost every day for the last 3 months. We have tried eliminating different foodstuffs but there does not appear to be a trigger for it. The only time she has not vomited has been when we have given her only boiled water and not Aptamil formula milk. She was breast fed for 6 months and is fully weaned (eating heartily on most foodstuffs). The Doctors we have seen have said thsi is normal and not to worry, we however are not convinced that this is normal. Could it be lactose intolerance?
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Your child has acid reflux as per the symptoms.
try making hervsleep at 45degree angle so thar gastric content dont reflux. Try syr rantac and syr vomikind at night.
lactose intolerance.... no way....... no symptoms suggestive of lactose intolerance.
In most cases these sypmtoms normally outgrow with time so considered normal.
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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Vomiting In A Child

Your child has acid reflux as per the symptoms. try making hervsleep at 45degree angle so thar gastric content dont reflux. Try syr rantac and syr vomikind at night. lactose intolerance.... no way....... no symptoms suggestive of lactose intolerance. In most cases these sypmtoms normally outgrow with time so considered normal.