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My 2.5 months old is making puking exp
Hi , my baby is consuming very less milk, she used to have 60-90 ml milk till 2 days back. After she puked fully due to an overfeed now she's consuming very little and making puking gesture n stops feeding.even I'm scared to feed as she creates puking gesture.. Baby is 4.6kg birthweight 2.5kg.
She is 50-50;bf and formula fed.
How to overcome this puking gesture. Any medication?
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Dr. Nikhil Ganjoo
Pediatrician
20 yrs exp
Delhi
Sorry to hear of the concerns.
To confirm she has had only one vomit. There is no diarrhoea I can assume and no fever.
Make sure her hydration is good (similar wet nappies as usual) and she is active and alert as usual.
Have you changed her bottle or the teat/bottle nipple? Sometimes if the flow through that is faster than baby can tolerate, can cause choking or episodes of sounds ( if no change from before so not worry).
There are medicines given for recurrent vomits or to stop vomiting however if needed it is better for a small baby to be physically evaluated before that.
At present it does not sound that bad
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