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My son woke up this morning with a fever and has twice vomited a clearish slimy stuff is that ok?
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Vomiting: Vomiting and fever are very common results of intestinal infections. Intermittent vomiting which a slows some intake of fluids can be tolerated by children for a while. Persistent vomiting will lead to dehydration if fluids cannot be given. There are very effective anti vomiting medicines now available which help. The content of the vomit is a mixture of slimy stomach acid and Old food.
Answered 1/12/2015
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