My son is 4 months old. He is top feeding. at times he vomits entire feed mostly because of fast sucking or putting finger in mouth immidiately after feeding. the vomit vomes from nose as well. He feels very much distressed and breathless for a few seconds after it comes from nose. then he cathes breath and cries. he becomes absolutely normal after sometime. is it normal to feel breathless after vomiting from nose? what to do then and what precaution I can take to soothe him then?
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Avoid over feeding, Burp properly , Keep upright after feed for few minutes, left lateral positions for next few minutes, keep at least 2 hour intervals in feeding and be strict to the diet you eat
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Hi, I am dr. Sreepriya, paediatrician
Your concern is baby is vomiting some timetime after feeds. It is coming through mouth too
Then baby is holding breath and crying
My opinion is
Probably baby is vomiting because you are overfeeding. So
Avoid overfeeding the baby
Give feed in head elevated position
Burp the baby after feeds
Avoid conditions which cause crying and holding breath for the baby
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