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What Causes Vomiting In Infants After Eating?

hi ... My daughter is 1.3 year old ... she is not eating anything & even not drinking milk. Also when we try to give something ,, she behave like vomit coming out.... Also she is vomiting when eat some time . is this because of worm? .. if yes how to treat? Regards Askari
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Isolated vomiting episodes with aversion to eating in toddlers can be due to viral gastroenteritis, gastritis, or worm infestation commonly.
You may try following measures:
1. Syp. Emeset or domperidone can be given for vomiting episodes.
2. Tablet Junior Lanzol can be dissolved in water and offered to the child for associated gastritis.
3. Give her rehydration therapy such as lemonade, Buttermilk, or ORS especially if she develops diarrhoea episodes.
4. Keep trying for feeds.
5. As it might be due to worm infestation, give her albendazole syrup. 200mg on 1st and 15th day at bedtime.

This should be helpful.
If still persistent vomiting, then do contact your pediatrician.

For further questions, do contact us.
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What Causes Vomiting In Infants After Eating?

Hi Welcome to the HCM Isolated vomiting episodes with aversion to eating in toddlers can be due to viral gastroenteritis, gastritis, or worm infestation commonly. You may try following measures: 1. Syp. Emeset or domperidone can be given for vomiting episodes. 2. Tablet Junior Lanzol can be dissolved in water and offered to the child for associated gastritis. 3. Give her rehydration therapy such as lemonade, Buttermilk, or ORS especially if she develops diarrhoea episodes. 4. Keep trying for feeds. 5. As it might be due to worm infestation, give her albendazole syrup. 200mg on 1st and 15th day at bedtime. This should be helpful. If still persistent vomiting, then do contact your pediatrician. For further questions, do contact us.