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Vomiting- for 11months baby in travel
My daughter is 11months old.when we travel for an hour in the car, she is vomiting .
Is there any way that we can avoid vomiting for her.. If yes, if it is some medicine, don't she feel uncomfortable by not vomiting and she cannot vomit as well since she takes medicine.
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Some children are allergic to travelling in closed spaces and develop nausea and vomiting.
Try keeping the car window open for fresh air to circulate , check the car perfumes , sound systems and keep the car clean.
If travelling is mandatory then you can use ondansetron drops prior to travel to prevent vomiting. She won't feel uncomfortable.
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Hi dear, so she vomits only when you people travel or even otherwise? Does she have cough, cold or fever
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
General Physician
39 yrs exp
Jaipur
Motion sickness u can take ondesteron tablet half an hour before travel
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