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A member asked:
I have a newborn who is throwing up a lot. how much is too much? when should i consider going to hospital? she is a female and is three weeks old
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You : You should contact you pediatrician as soon as possible, first to make sure she is not dehydrated and second to make sure she does not have a GI problem that needs addressing. This may only be a case of "spitting up" after a feeding but it requires immediate evaluation by her physician.
Answered 10/3/2016
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