My daughter is 2yrs 5 months old, yesterday night around 3.30 am she started vomiting, and after that she had nausea so around 4.30 I gave her Ondem syrup 5ml and she slept again, what to do next?? Is the dosage right??

A. For a 2-year-old who has experienced vomiting and nausea, here's what you should do: ### **1. **Monitor Her Condition - **Observe:** Keep a close eye on her symptoms. Watch for any additional vomiting, signs of dehydration, or changes in behavior. - **Hydration:** Ensure she stays hydrated. Offer small sips of water, oral rehydration solutions (ORS), or clear broths to help replace lost fluids. ### **2. **Dosage and Medication** - **Dosage:** Ensure that the dosage of Odam syrup (or any medication) is appropriate for her age and weight. Consult the label or a healthcare provider to verify the correct dosage. - **Consult a Doctor:** If you’re unsure about the medication or if her symptoms persist or worsen, contact your pediatrician for further advice. ### **3. **Feeding** - **Reintroduce Foods Slowly:** Once she feels better, gradually reintroduce bland, easy-to-digest foods like rice, bananas, or applesauce. Avoid heavy, greasy, or spicy foods. ### **4. **Seek Medical Attention** - **Persistent Symptoms:** If vomiting continues, she shows signs of dehydration (dry mouth, reduced urine output), or if you notice any other concerning symptoms, seek medical attention immediately. ### **5. **Preventive Measures** - **Avoid Trigger Foods:** Try to identify if any recent food or drink might have caused her symptoms and avoid those. - **Good Hygiene:** Ensure proper hygiene to prevent any potential infections or stomach bugs. ### **Conclusion** The dosage of medication should always be confirmed with a healthcare provider. Monitoring her condition closely and maintaining hydration is crucial. If there are any concerns or if symptoms persist, consult with a pediatrician to ensure appropriate care.