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Vomitings for 2 years baby
My 1 year 7 months baby have vomiting complaint from almost 10 months.as she got irritated with english medicines we had used Ayurveda and homeo medicine.after using those she is alright for few days.recently we have consulted pediatrician and he gave gastric,vomiting and digestive syrup.but still she is getting vomiting.as she is a fussy eater she eats only egg ,rice,curd,milk with forcing only.she dislike curries also and eats by forcing only.but we attempt to feed another she used to get vomi
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Syp Ondem 2.5 ml once perday x 15 days, Tab Junior Lanzol once perday x 1 month,, get her Urine RM from good lab
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Dear parents,       For your concern,, you should know that, 100 ml milk gives 70 calories of energy. 100ml juices gives 55 calories of energy & 100gm semi solid gives 350 calories of energy. So stop giving milk from 8am to 8pm & give semi solid diet like Dal, dalia, khichdi, rice, alu, kela, apple, upaama,halwa, patoliya, raab, kadi, idle, poha etc and from 8pm to 8am give milk, mother's milk is preferable, if top milk should be given by spoon katori or sankya or glass. In no case bottle should be used. When ever Haemoglobin is less anorexia is there, Give your kid these supplement, Dup drops 1ml once a day. FERIS drops 1ml once a day. Zincovit drops 1ml once a day. Syp Ostebon one teaspoon twice a day. Give above for 6month. A child with constant wt or gain in wt. Means vomiting is due to faulty feeding. Follow the above schedule.
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Stop all medicines. Stop bottle feeding and breastfeeding if given. Give just 2 milk feeds using a glass and 4 solid meals including curd and Banana in the diet. Commonest cause of vomiting at this age is regurgitation due to overfeeding. Stick to above plan,she'll be fine. If not improving even after trying above,consult a paediatric gastroenterologist. But I don't think it'll be required.
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