My daughter throws up every time she eats. Please help.

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• I have read your query and gone through the reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity).

• The vomiting could be due to gastritis or food poisoning. As there is no fever or diarrhea, infection is unlikely and food poisoning generally subsides in two to three days, which has not been the case. So, gastritis may be the likely cause.

• Liver and pancreas related blood tests also have been done and are normal. Hence ultrasound of abdomen will give us a better idea about the cause.

• Give tab Emeset (Ondansetron) 4 mg 20 minutes before food thrice a day. This will control the vomiting for now. You can continue the Pan (Pantoprazole) tablet. These will work if gastritis is the cause. Avoid spicy food.

• Please attach the USG report in the follow-up query.

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• Mild reflux esophagitis requires a prolonged treatment. I suggest you consult a pediatric gastroenterologist.

• Small frequent meals would help. Also spicy, oily and junk foods have to be avoided.

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