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My daughter is 3 months old and is intermittently vomiting and does not want to feed, please help. ?
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Reflux is possible: There are many things that cause vomiting in an infant.It would be helpful to have more information. How long has the vomiting been occurring?Is there diarrhea also?Are you nursing or bottle feeding?Is it projectile?Any fever?Is she having wet diapers?The possibilities are reflux, viral infection, milk intolerance;unlikely to be intestinal blockage.Please see her doctor to evaluate this.
Answered 3/12/2019
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