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2 month old daughter got 4 immunizations,now lethargic and threw up 3x white mucus,a lot.is breastfed. is this normal?
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Mgt: Her lethargy and vomiting may be due to other causes. I would advise taking her to your physician or the ED. Please monitor her temperature. Most vaccinations reactions are mild and resolve within forty eight hours.
Answered 11/15/2015
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