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My 16mnth old daughter had a cold, then a vomiting/diarreha bug and a bladder infection.5days later why is she still vomiting once a day.no fever.
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She needs an: evaluation by her doctor to see what is causing the persistent vomiting.
Answered 5/26/2015
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