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My 5 year old has vomited twice and has stomach cramps. temperature is higher than normal but no fever.
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Common: This is usually a sign of an emerging stomach virus. Treatment focuses on maintain enough fluid intake (small amounts frequently) to maintain hydration. As long as kid pees every 6 hrs they are hydrated.
Answered 3/10/2018
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