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Vomitting medicine
My daughter is 2.5 yrs old and the moment we started on a road trip due to an emergency, she started vomitting . She vomitted whatever we gave to her . At night when we gave her rice and potato , she did not vomit and was her cheerful self .The next day when we started travelling she vomitted thrice by 10 am , called up a doctor who said to give injection perinorm .5 ml , syrup ondem 5 ml , tab junior lanzol 15 mg once a day and Ampoxin syrup 5 ml a three times a day . I have the following concerns : The doctor prescribed 5 ml dose of ondem ... is it too much ? I have been giving her .5 ml by mistake and her vomitting stopped after the first dose ... Do I still need to get her injected She just had 1/2 banana and ors water . Any substitute for Ampoxin ?
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2.5 ml ondem is enough, can be repeated if needed
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Vomiting during travelling is common in some toddlers...so nothing to worry...
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give ondansetron syp 30 mins before travelling...dose depends upon the weight..
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there is no harm even if you have 5ml...so don't worry...
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Hi, Nothing to worry. Motion sickness is common in many people. Give Syr Ondem 30 min before travel
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