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A member asked:
6 month old is vomiting when i try to feed her clear like with flem. projectile vomit no fever not cranky but wont eat just vomits what's my next step?
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Many reasons: If vomitting is continous then he need to be seen in er, pyloric stenosis need to be evaluated. If occassional vomiting then it may be ge reflux, again see your doctor.
Answered 4/13/2013
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