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My 10 weeks baby, recently started bringing food back after eating in small amounts. today he has actually thrown up a whole meal, please assist.
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Evaluation: The vomiting may represent a number of issues, including infection, gerd or pyloric stenosis. An evaluation is suggested, particularly if it becomes a pattern. The temperature should be monitored and please follow up with your pediatrician.
Answered 1/14/2020
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