H.V. asks from Glendora, CA on May 27, 2012
My Baby Vomits Clear Mucos
My baby is two months old and vomits clear watery mucos everytime he has a bottle he losing alot of weight i took him to er twice they found nothing wrong with him and changed his formula i took him to the docter she didnt show much concern i am very worried
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M.P. answers from Portland on May 27, 2012
How do you know he's losing weight? Do you weigh him on baby scales? I suggest that you find a pediatrician and then arrange to take him in to be weighed once a week. Losing weight is indication of a possible problem. By having the office do the weighing the pediatrician will take you more seriously.
Babies do sometimes spit up after eating, especially if they drink too much. Does the spit up look milky at all. If so, I suggest this could be normal.
You need to take him several times to the same pediatrician so that they can see his progress or lack of progress. Just one visit doesn't usually get a diagnosis and treatment.
And the ER is only for emergencies. They will not be able to treat a chronic condition. An emergency is when the condition is possibly life threatening.
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L.O. answers from Detroit on May 28, 2012
vomiting in babies is absolutely normal. both of my kids puked every single day... however they did not loose weight. how much weight has he lost? except for the few ounces they loose the first day or so they are born.. babies should not loose weight.. they should be growing and gaining.. see another dr if the baby has lost more than an ounce.
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S.S. answers from Los Angeles on May 28, 2012
With a newborn, i would not hesitate to take him to see a pediatric gastroenterologist.
This could be any number of things. please do not hesitate....
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D.. answers from Charlotte on May 27, 2012
Does he wease when he breathes? If he does, it could be Reactive Airway Disease, a precursor to asthma.
The thing is, he is mighty young for this. However, it's something to ask.
The ER docs aren't really good at figuring out puzzles like this. If there is a children's hospital in your area, find a ped there.
Good luck,
D.
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M.L. answers from Los Angeles on May 29, 2012
Allergies are a definite possibility. Then again babies have very immature digestive systems. I would definitely see a pediatrician to get some peace of mind.
B.B. answers from Sioux City on May 28, 2012
my son did this and we found he is lactose intolerant. try switching to soy formula and see if that helps
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