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In preterm babies, small curd-like vomiting/spitting after feeds can commonly occur due to reflux and immature stomach function. Please avoid feeding continuously for very long duration. Give smaller frequent feeds, burp properly during and after feeds, and keep baby upright for 20–30 minutes after feeding. If baby is active, passing urine well and gaining weight, usually it improves gradually. But since vomiting is occurring after almost every feed, baby should be examined once by a pediatrician to assess weight gain, hydration and feeding pattern properly. Please immediately consult nearby hospital if vomiting becomes forceful/projectile, green in color, baby becomes lethargic, abdomen becomes swollen, fever develops, or urine output decreases.

This is quite common in infants especialy preterm infants due to immature esophageal sphincter and is generally harmless.if your baby is active, feeding well and gaining weight as you mentioned, then no need to worry.

Your baby is a 32-weeker, now at term corrected age, weight 3.2 kg — and the reassuring signs are all there: good urine output, regular stools, feeding well. This is physiological GER, very common at this age. Domstal is not recommended for infant reflux — please stop it. What helps: Smaller, more frequent feeds (avoid long continuous feeds) Burp mid-feed Keep upright 20–30 min after feeds 15–30° head elevation during sleep

Vomiting 5-6 times in a day a small quantity like 1-2 spoons is of no concern if the baby is feeding well and gaining 20-30 gm weight daily. After six months of age the vomiting will reduce as babies learn to sit upright and it will be difficult for the food to move against gravity. Repeated vomiting poor weight gain or loss of weight should be investigated.

This is called Gastro colic reflex.. Baby’s digestive system is immature.. whenever baby takes feed, due to this reflex, baby passes stools or do vomiting immediately after taking feeds.. No need to worry as long as baby is well dehydrated. But if baby is dehydrated or lethargic, then it is likely pathological. Then need to do investigation to find out cause of recurrent vomiting.

This is nothing but gastrocolic reflex so nothing to worry you just need to burp your baby well and avoid over feeding if any along with head up for 15 min post each feed

Kindly show once physically to nearby pediatrician

Greetings Look's like gastrocolic reflex is a normal physiological response in infants, whose digestive systems are still developing. This reflex often triggers a bowel movement or mild spitting up immediately after feeding. While typically not a cause for concern if the baby remains well-hydrated, persistent vomiting accompanied by signs of dehydration or lethargy may indicate an underlying pathological issue. In such cases, a medical evaluation is necessary to investigate the cause of recurrent vomiting.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Don't worry If small quantity very Little amount then nothing to worry as your kid already passing stools and urine adequate then nothing to worry. The reason is due to Gastric reflex in newborn babies