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A member asked:
My baby aspirated gripe water. he screamed for a while, then vomited. he seems to be breathing okay now, but sounds a little crackly. er?
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See answer: If u have any doubts about his breathing or the way he is responding U shd take him to ER. on the other hand he is responsive, breathing well, sucking well , and has good color of his skin, then u can watch him for a few hours, and then take a call.
Answered 1/4/2016
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