HELP!!!!! She Won't Stop Throwing up Everything She Eats!!!!

Her ears could be causing some major vertigo that could be making her nauseaus. Or she could have a easy gag reflex so the food makes her throw up. Is this new? Has she ever been able to eat table food and keep it down? My son got tubes when he was 11 mos old and really didnt walk or creep along furniture but within a week after getting his tubes in he started walking everywhere. I think with him his balance was off due to his chronic ear infections. I might find a different doctor or take her straight to an ENT instead of going through the pediatrician. They should be able to help you out.

Yes, she could be getting sick from her ears. I would look more into getting tubes placed. She may have fluid , not due to a bacterial infection & may be on antibiotics for nothing. The antibiotics could be making her sick, also.

Some of the more powerful antibiotics cause nausea and vomiting. What was she on? My friend had a child that threw up all the time and his growth was being effected. After months they got a diagnosis from a specialist, and though I don't remember the name of the condition, his throat was too small. It made eating uncomfortable for him and made him throw up a lot. Truth is that there is a very wide range of things that could be going on. If your dr. isn't giving you an answer and you really feel there is a problem, request a referral to a specialist.

tongue tie could be an issue to get checked out as well.

I don't have any experience with the nausea but ear problems, I do and with those circumstances I would definitely find another dr. If she's keeping ear infections or getting them frequently then she NEEDS tubes. Our son got his 1st set at 6 months old and had three sets total before he no longer had ear infections immediatly after one set would push their way out from his growth. Our drs. (pediatrician and ENT) both felt that if he went untreated with no tubes, the risk of hearing loss would be more serious than getting tubes. Their speech can also be delayed because they are hearing a muffled sound rather than clear sounds.

Have you talked with her doctor about the throwing up? When was the last time you saw the doctor? How much of this have you discussed with him/her? Don't change doctors unless you've given this doctor a chance to address these issues. Ask questions so that you understand the reasons for his decisions.

At this age your daughter should still be getting her main nutrition from formula. I'd stop with the solid food and go back to just giving her formula until this issue is resolved.