Can teething cause vomiting in 1 year old?
My one-year-old just started having episodes of vomiting, and I can see a new molar trying to come out. Is it possible for teething to cause vomiting in a baby this old?
My one-year-old just started having episodes of vomiting, and I can see a new molar trying to come out. Is it possible for teething to cause vomiting in a baby this old?
Nahi beta, daant nikalne se thodi bohot laar girti hai aur baccha chidchida hota hai par ulti nahi hoti. Agar bacche ko ulti ho rahi hai toh use thand lag gayi hogi ya pet kharab hua hoga. Doctor babu ko dikha lo jaldi se, bilkul laparwahi mat karo.
Honestly, teething usually causes drooling or mild fussiness, but actual vomiting isn't a direct symptom of it. Often kids put dirty toys in their mouth during this time which causes a stomach infection. Keep him hydrated with ORS and visit his pediatrician to find the real cause.
I completely understand how stressful this is, my daughter went through a terrible phase at 11 months and I was crying daily. Everyone told me it was just teething but actually it was a stomach bug she caught from her teething toys. Please don't beat yourself up, just get the baby checked by a doctor for peace of mind.
My nephew had the same issue last month and we all thought it was teething. Turns out he was swallowing too much drool which made him spit up a bit, but real heavy vomiting is always a sign of some infection. Better to take the baby to a doc to be safe na.
Listen, don't stress too much, babies are super resilient! Teething can make them cranky and loose-motion type feelings can happen, but proper vomiting is usually due to something else they put in their mouth. Just consult your pediatrician today so you both can sleep peacefully.
My cousin's baby was puking a lot when his teeth were coming out and my chachi was super worried. The doc told us teething doesn't cause high fever or vomiting, it's usually some minor bug. Get the little guy checked out once, dont take a risk.
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