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My 2,5 year old daughter kept bringing up last night. we kept her dehydrated a best as we could. ?
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Hydration is key: Hydration is key and you did the right thing. The next thing will be to take her to her pediatrician for a sick visit and exam, specifically if she does not improve quickly.
Answered 2/11/2020
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