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My son is 8 months and he is very hot and throwing up.. should i take him to the er?
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Depends on severity: An 8 month-old baby with worse than mild symptoms, can be seen by his doctor to see what may be causing the vomiting and fever (maybe an ear infection, a bladder infection, a stomach/intestine infection, influenza, etc.). If no serious problem is found, then it is likely a viral stomach flu, but one cannot tell without discussing with his doctor, getting examined by his doctor, or going to the ER.
Answered 11/19/2019
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