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Infant waking in the middle of the night crying then vomiting several times. no fever. 3 months old. appears alright after vomiting.?
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Should be OK: May have eaten something which disagreed with them. If they are now ok, watch closely. If they develop any other symptoms, particularly changes in responsiveness, feeding, irritability, fever or anything unusual, see your doctor. If remains normal, relax.
Answered 1/21/2018
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