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What Causes Persistent Vomiting In A Child?

Hi Doctor, My son is 3.5 year old and since morng he is doing vomiting whatever he ate . i have given him 2 doses of emeset at 4pm and 9 pm respectively then i have given him a very light food his vomiting is stopped now he is sleeping but he is doing loose motions about 5-6 times. plz suggest me some home remedies as i m unable to take him to doctor right now
Fri, 27 Feb 2015
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Hi,
It seems that he is having acute gastro-enteritis giving vomiting and loose motions.
Now as vomiting is stopped give him plenty of water, Electrolytes and ORS liquid and keep him well hydrated as there might be having risk of dehydration.
If loose motions continue then do not wait and take him to ER for urgent treatment to prevent dehydration.
Ok and take care.
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What Causes Persistent Vomiting In A Child?

Hi, It seems that he is having acute gastro-enteritis giving vomiting and loose motions. Now as vomiting is stopped give him plenty of water, Electrolytes and ORS liquid and keep him well hydrated as there might be having risk of dehydration. If loose motions continue then do not wait and take him to ER for urgent treatment to prevent dehydration. Ok and take care.