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Milk vomit
My boy is 2 months old. He is exclusively on breastfeed only. Yesterday he vomitted the milk just after feed in the morning. Rest all the day he was fine. Today also he did same in the morning and vomitted once in evening. Is it normal?
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Small quantity of milk being regurgitated or vomiting is normal
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Too much vomiting daily
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Kerp baby upright for 20 min aftrr feeding
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Yes vomiting small quantities is common at this age. No need to worry unless he appears sick, loses weight, appears weak and does not feed. But please visit a pediatrician for check up to confirm this
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Small quantity of vomiting is normal
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Greetings vomiting small quantity of milk is normal
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