Baby gags while she see milk

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Asked for Female, 1 Years

My baby s one year four mnths old.. Im giving her cow milk 400ml daily mrng evng nd night.. Nd also breastfeeding.. Fr past one week she gags while she see milk.. If i offer her milk she s drinking.. But gags while she see milk... Yesterday she see milk nd gag nd vomit... Four days days back she fell down on floor.. Mild swelling in left forehead... She s active.. Taking food s ok.. Pee nd poop s gud..no vomit after 24 hours of fall.. Yeaterday only she vomitted wen she see milk... S anything related...or its only due to milk allergy... Pls guide.. Baby s fyn actively playing but im worried...

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Dr. Surabhi Sangwai Goverdhan Pediatrician 11 yrs exp Nagpur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Surabhi Sangwai Goverdhan

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I think this aversion to milk. Avoid forced feeding.

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