| TC - December 17 |
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Is it possible to just have a baby that spits up a lot? I have been reading and hearing so much about babies who have acid reflux, who are lactose intolerant and other ailments. My son spits up a lot and he does not ever seem to be in any pain. He actually smiles after he does it. Do any of you guys have babies that just spit up a lot?
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My doc said some babies are "spitters". I had asked him because my daughter spits up without discomfort, and sometimes drools formula while she's eating. He checked her gag reflex and said she was fine.
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| TC - December 17 |
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How does a gag reflex check work? I have never heard of that before.
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He put a tongue depresser in her mouth, toward the back of her throat, and she started coughing.
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| TC - December 17 |
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The coughing meant that she was fine? Sorry for all of the questions. Please bare (bear LOL) with me. *corny? i know*
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I think it's pretty normal. I remember my little brother threw up so much we called him the Duke of Puke the first year of his life!
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Yes, the cough was what she was supposed to do...I don't mind the questions at all, I was worried about my daughter, not just spitting up, but she used to choke on her formula a lot, so I asked the doctor at the two-month checkup. (She was spitting up as I asked about it :-)
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Can't be bothered to log in so posting as a guest lol! My oldest son would spit up everything. It used to come out like something off the exorcist! It was so frightening. He did it with b___stmilk, formula, soya milk, it was when I put him on solids he stopped. But because he was gaining weight they wouldnt do anything about him.
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