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Vomits after having food
Hi , my son is 10 months old and 10 days back he had a viral like runny nose. Doctors prescribed medicine and he said that it will take time to get fully recovered as this is viral. He is feeling better and almost recovered from it as we don't see those runny nose or cough. He used to vomit a few times during these 10 days due to mucus Used to go in throat. Today he vomited two times after having regular food.He is taking food including dal, plain rice, khichdi, peanut butter, Little paneer, vegetables,and ghee. He has been vomiting for the last two days daily. We gave him ondem. But the issue is still persistent So will it be because of recovering from the previous viral??
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May be Gastritis
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Your 10-month-old son's vomiting might still be related to recovering from the viral infection, especially if mucus is involved. Ensure he stays hydrated and avoid any foods that might irritate his stomach. If vomiting continues, consult.
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I would need more details. Recommend to connect over the phone for tele consultation for better understanding and valid prescription from my end.
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Looks like Gastritis, to rule out other cause just consult near by pediatrician
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Seems gastritis
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Hi. it can be because of gastritis. Please consult for confirmation and medication
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