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Should i be worried if my 2 year old suddenly started vomiting?
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Many possibilities: vomiting in a 2 year old can be due to many conditions. While some may not require any treatments or evaluations, others may require urgent evaluation. Start by seeing or calling your pediatrician or going to an urgent care or ER if your doctor is unavailable.
Answered 11/13/2014
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