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My 1 year old son has been throwing up the past few hours. we are concerned about dehydration. what should we do?
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Vomiting: Keep him hydrated by pedialyte - given every twenty min and in small portions-- 2-4 teaspoons at a time, see your pediatrician to find the etiology behind this vomiting.
Answered 1/31/2013
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