impelle
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- Jan 20, 2017
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Greetings, my dear friends
My son is currently one year and two months old. Ever since he started consuming regular food for toddlers (we usually prepare celeriac and other advised items for him), he has been experiencing episodes of vomiting after being fed.
The issue lies in the fact that he doesn't particularly enjoy eating, although he does enjoy sucking. Interestingly, when he sucks, he doesn't vomit. If he is fed two or three spoons at continuously, he tends to vomit. Therefore, we have to feed him in intervals to prevent this from happening. Consequently, he ends up being fed for a longer duration 9 up to 2 hours) while we engage in playtime with him, as continuous feeding leads to vomiting.
Strangely enough, when he vomits, he laughs and remains happy, continuing to play. We have conducted various blood, stool and urine tests but nothing bad was recorded and initially believed that it might be due to his reluctance to eat. However, this behaviour persists.
I am reaching out to this forum in the hopes of receiving advice from professionals. Perhaps someone here has encountered a similar situation. Is this considered normal, or is there something else at ground? How should we go about treating it? I kindly request the moderator to retain my post on this forum for a minimum of 48 hours before transferring it to the appropriate forum. I am confident that I will receive significant contributions during this time. Thank you.
My son is currently one year and two months old. Ever since he started consuming regular food for toddlers (we usually prepare celeriac and other advised items for him), he has been experiencing episodes of vomiting after being fed.
The issue lies in the fact that he doesn't particularly enjoy eating, although he does enjoy sucking. Interestingly, when he sucks, he doesn't vomit. If he is fed two or three spoons at continuously, he tends to vomit. Therefore, we have to feed him in intervals to prevent this from happening. Consequently, he ends up being fed for a longer duration 9 up to 2 hours) while we engage in playtime with him, as continuous feeding leads to vomiting.
Strangely enough, when he vomits, he laughs and remains happy, continuing to play. We have conducted various blood, stool and urine tests but nothing bad was recorded and initially believed that it might be due to his reluctance to eat. However, this behaviour persists.
I am reaching out to this forum in the hopes of receiving advice from professionals. Perhaps someone here has encountered a similar situation. Is this considered normal, or is there something else at ground? How should we go about treating it? I kindly request the moderator to retain my post on this forum for a minimum of 48 hours before transferring it to the appropriate forum. I am confident that I will receive significant contributions during this time. Thank you.
