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Brown color vomit, loose stool twice
My son sunday night had different poop some big balls in stool i seen its waste of something, (sorry). Then light stomach pain. Yes last 2days had outside food chicken. Then, yestrday night he felt feverish, after that suddenly vomitted in brown color with undigested food too only once in night. Normal temperature he have cold. Yestrday he played in park. What do i examine now? Is it ok to wait? Brown color is not blood right? Pls help urgent
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whenever there is Brown color vomit please do take a pic of the vomitus. It helps us diagnose even more clearly. If the patient is playful with no other complaint then we can wait and watch for dangerous signs.
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No brown color isn't blood, a stool with blood might be of two types, either black tarry liquid or fresh blood. If you have doubts, please click photo and consult.
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