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Even though the Liver Function Test (LFT) is normal and he was better for two days, here are some possible reasons vomiting returned: 1. Viral Gastroenteritis (Stomach Infection) • It can seem to get better, but come back after 1–2 days especially if the gut hasn’t fully recovered. • This is common in hot, humid climates and doesn’t require outside food to happen. 2. Heat and Dehydration In very hot weather, children can easily get dehydrated or heat-exhausted, leading to: • Nausea • Vomiting • Loss of appetite • Even mild dehydration can trigger this. 3. Side Effect of Epilepsy Medicine Some epilepsy medications can irritate the stomach, especially if: • They are taken without food • The stomach is already sensitive from recent illness • Even if he has been on the same medication for a long time, it may upset the stomach when the body is weak or hot. Advise: 1. Keep him well hydrated — small sips of ORS, coconut water, or lemon water 2. Give easily digestible food — soft rice, dal, curd, toast, khichdi 3. Make sure his epilepsy medicine is given after food 4. Ask the doctor if he needs anti-vomiting medication again temporarily 5. If vomiting continues for more than 1 day again or worsens, get a review with paediatrician or neurologist

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Gastritis. Light  diet like Khichdi porridge Upma poha curd rice curd  idali with white chatani. Ondamac syr as per age which  is not mend to stop vomit. Lansaprazole tab as per age. In empty stomach. Add plenty of liquid n water LAMONADE,  electoral powder,  butter milk.

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Gastritis. Avoid spicy foods. Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach. Use more of curd and butter milk. Drink plenty of water.