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What is causing a 4 year old girl vomiting every night undigested food that she eaten during the day. asleep for an hour or so then wakes up & vomit?
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Reflux or infection: If this is something for less than a week, then it could be a viral illness. Longer than that could be reflux or another problem. If it is ongoing then see the doctor for help.
Answered 10/27/2016
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