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6 month old girl vomits
Hi,
My daughter is 6 month 2 weeks old. I started solids from 1st May. She breast feed plus solids.
She first vomit the whole breast milk at 7 pm.
Then when I feed her around 10 pm , she vomited the entire feed.
Then I given Vivadase drop 1 ml around 11 pm.
After that I breastfeed her for 2-3 mins every hour.
Again she vomited at 3 am.
I continued breastfeeding for 2-3 mins every hour.
At 1 pm I again gave 1 ml Vivadase drop and after giving the drop she vomited.
Then waited for 40 mins around and given Domways .30 ml at 2 pm.
After 20 mins breastfeeding her for 4-5 mins.
And continued feeding every hour.
She is very sleepy now.
Please advise.
Can I give Domways after 6 hour i.e. 8 pm.
How often should I breastfeed her.
The above medication is given by my family doctor.
Should I visit pediatrician. To visit the same I have to travel 70 km, that's why seeking helping her.
Thanks in advance.
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Vomiting at this age is normal and should not affect urine output (7 or more times a day) and weight gain.
Next Steps
No medication is usually required. Unnecessary high dose of medicine (domways in this case) will make the child drowsy
Health Tips
Stop medicines. Stop solids for 1 to 2 days. Burp baby after every feed and if vomiting persists, in between feed also. Feed 10mts every 2hrs, not before. If loose stools start, can give medicines, ors (correct doses depending on weight)
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Hi
Yes You can repeat the medication again but if the child is dull, urine output is reduced or vomitings not subsiding....kindly visit paediatrician
Next Steps
Continue breastfeeding
Carefully monitor urine output
Health Tips
Visit paediatrician nearby
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Hi
As per ur history seems baby is dull indicates to dehydration..Please consult a pediatrician for further advise..
Next Steps
Keep hydrating her..Look for urine output and if any danger signs like green colored vomitus or dull activity or blood in stools .
Health Tips
Consult Doctor in person
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