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Is it normal for a 3 week-old baby to spit up a lot and sweats without a fever?
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Yes: Infants can have mild reflux whereby their stomachs connot always accommodate the amount of breast/forumla inside their tummies. This is due to a weak muscle/sphincter & slower emptying. Smaller/shorter feeds offered more frequently and upright positioning may decrease this trend.
Answered 5/27/2016
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