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Pyloric stenosis
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My kid is vomiting after feeds and is hungry after vomiting. Today she hasn't passed stool too. Is kid suffering from pyloric stenosis. My kid was born prematurely at 31 weeks. Today she's 2 months old.
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Hi this needs a detailed evaluation...good if u can make audio or video consultation
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Need birth weight, present weight to make the diagnosis of pyloric stenosis.if child is vomiting and gaining adequate weight it is considered normal.In your case child was premature; if baby is vomiting it can be because of GER . If baby is vomiting and not gaining weight one should consider pyloric stenosis.
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need ultrasound abdomen and milk scan if needed.
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can get online consultation if needed.
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Hi,
More detailed history needed....
Wt abt weight gain???
Is he or she on exclusive BF or not???
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consult online if needed...
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