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2 weeks old throwing up through mouth & nose, sneezing & coughing, sounds very congested during feedings & sometimes turns red & chokes during feeding?
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See your doctor: First thing to make sure of is that you are not overfeeding the baby. A newborn has a stomach that in the average holds less than 1oz of fluid. You may want to try backing off on the amount of feeding to get better tolerance and less vomiting . If that is mot working, go see your pediatrician to see what might be wrong
Answered 5/14/2016
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