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My 25 days daughter vomits some times directly after taking milk! is it normal? she takes (2 scoops each 2 hrs).
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Vomiting in infant: Vomiting in 4 week old baby could be due to gastric reflux or sometimes due to thickening of the lower part of the stomach called pyloric stenosis. Try giving small frequent amounts of milk and keep the baby upright and burp the baby for few minutes before laying her down. If vomiting continues, the child needs to be evaluated by the physician.
Answered 7/15/2016
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