A 40-year-old male asked:
my baby of 2 did start vomitting from yesterday. this afternoon we took her to the dr he gave antibiotics and medicine for the vommiting and calpol.but i see she is still vommiting how long will it take about before vomitting stopped?
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Dr. Mubin Mahomed answered
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Fluids: Typically vomiting in children is caused by viral illnesses which last about 72 hours.
Keep your child well hydrated by giving lots of fluids
If the vomiting persist or any other symptoms occur ,please take your baby back to your doctor
Answered on Jul 11, 2018
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