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Baby has vomited a lot, twice, now refusing bottles and pedialyte. still wetting diapers but scared about dehydration. she had a stomach virus 2w ago.
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Dehydration: Your concerns are valid. If the baby does NOT make urine for several hours, have her/him evaluated for dehydration by a physician
Answered 5/17/2015
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