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my 10year old daughter vomits frequently at night

johannagrace posted:

I'm wondering if any other parent is experiencing this issue. She will often get up from sleep and feel immediately sick. Not every night, but pretty often enough for me to be concerned. After she vomits she feels better and goes back to sleep. We have not been able to pin down a specific food source.

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:my 10year old daughter vomits frequently at nightI'm wondering if any other parent is experiencing this issue. She will often get up from sleep and feel immediately sick. Not every night, but pretty often enough for me to be concerned. After she vomits she feels better and goes back to sleep. We have not been able to pin down a specific food source.

Elizabeth_WebMD_Staff responded:

Hi & Welcome Johannagrace,

You may want to repost this with our main Parenting Community for more member and possible expert response.

Dr. Benaroch will frequently respond to questions.

In the meantime, this information on Vomiting may be helpful or spark more questions to ask your doctor.

Please keep us posted on how she is doing,
Elizabeth

Report This| Share this:my 10year old daughter vomits frequently at nightHi & Welcome Johannagrace, You may want to repost this with our main <a href="http://exchanges.webmd.com/parenting-exchange">Parenting Community</a> for more member and possible expert response. Dr. Benaroch will frequently respond to questions. In the meantime, this information on<a href="http://children.webmd.com/tc/nausea-and-vomiting-age-4-and-older-topic-overview"> Vomiting</a> may be helpful or spark more questions to ask your doctor. Please keep us posted on how she is doing, Elizabeth

shaz719 responded:

yes my child has the a similar problem at least once or 3xs a week she might throw up at night around 10pm to 2am and this has been going on for about 6 months i have been going back and forth with doctors and we are currently doing send her for different test. at first doctors have been treating it as a stomach virus but a stomach virus will only take a few days to get over we have had her on a strict diet finish eating at 730pm and no high sugar or salt foods after 12pm and we have had her on anti acid meds for a month now i hope they can figure out what is wrong soon.

Report This| Share this:my 10year old daughter vomits frequently at nightyes my child has the a similar problem at least once or 3xs a week she might throw up at night around 10pm to 2am and this has been going on for about 6 months i have been going back and forth with doctors and we are currently doing send her for different test. at first doctors have been treating it as a stomach virus but a stomach virus will only take a few days to get over we have had her on a strict diet finish eating at 730pm and no high sugar or salt foods after 12pm and we have had her on anti acid meds for a month now i hope they can figure out what is wrong soon.

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