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jaimin
jaimin

my daughter is vomitin quite often. she eats well. having good amount of milk. in last 6 days she vomited for few times now. is there any particular food involved ? or is it commin in 1.6 years old ?

please advise,

 

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  • kevin30685
    kevin30685 jaimin

    Posted

    Hi

    What age is your daughter my grandsons all vomited as babies so we just kept changing the formula also if she is older have you checked she's not lactose intolerant as dairy products can set vomiting loose stools etc I hope she gets better soon poor we sole there's nothing worse than your kids being ill

    • jaimin
      jaimin kevin30685

      Posted

      thanks for your time.

      she is 1.6 years old. for lactose intolerant, i need to see GP.

      will book an appointment and see what happens.

      i guess it is over dose of milk she takes... but not too sure.

      and you're right ,,nothing worse than kids being ill.

       kind regards

         Jaimin

       

  • trudie13028
    trudie13028 jaimin

    Posted

    Hi Jaimin, its not a normal thing for such a young child to vomit unless she is eating something her body ca not tolerate, my oldest child when she was so young would vomit after she ate an egg so i stopped giving her any more until she was about 10 and then she was fine. Make a diary about everything she eats and what does or doesnt make her sick and try and narrow it down.....on such a young stomach they cannot always tolerate or eat what we do.goodluck
    • jaimin
      jaimin trudie13028

      Posted

      thanks trudie13028..

      she takes more milk than solid food and i guess this might have caused such issue. but as you said, diary will help us.

      will make a diary and see if that improves..

      regards

       Jaimin

    • trudie13028
      trudie13028 jaimin

      Posted

      You might want to put her on A2 milk thats the better one.

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