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My 2 year old has been vomiting all night, when do we have to worry about dehydration?
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Pee frequency: As long as the kid has kept enough down to pee every 4-6 hrs he is likely stable, if nothing in 8 hrs, worry, if nothing in 12 or he spooks you with his behavior go in.
Answered 1/28/2018
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