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My 19 month old daughter has been vomiting at night she has no fever. she is find all day long.it just at night what can i do for her.
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Vomiting: Depends how long this has been ongoing. If a few days, then can be a stomach virus or postnasal drip and choking on her own mucous. If for a few weeks, then she might have reflux.
Answered 1/18/2018
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