Vomitted then went limp....

jmh1983

My 32 weeker (now two months) has vomitted hard twice in past two days. Afterward she goes limp. So bad tonight I almost called 911. We took off clothes and it caused her to cry finally. Is this normal? TIA!

SushiNoMore

Honestly, it doesn't sound normal to me.  I would call the pediatrician tomorrow or take her to the ER.  That's just my opinion, though.

What color was she?  Grey or pale? 

AlwaysSunny925

SushiNoMore:

Honestly, it doesn't sound normal to me.  I would call the pediatrician tomorrow or take her to the ER.  That's just my opinion, though.

What color was she?  Grey or pale? 

This.

kck329

SushiNoMore:

Honestly, it doesn't sound normal to me.  I would call the pediatrician tomorrow or take her to the ER.  That's just my opinion, though.

What color was she?  Grey or pale? 

All of this. 

hunt2005

Doesn't sound normal at all. We have great medical care, so personally I'd be at the ER already but we don't have to worry about any costs or fees with unneccessary visits like some people, so I'm not sure if that is a concern of yours with calling 911 or going to the nearest ER? If it happens again I don't think I'd risk it and I'd go. At the very least get a Peditrician appointment ASAP. Better to be safe than sorry Praying it's nothing!

MommynTeacher

I know how scary that is. My daughter stopped breathing when she had a reflux episode and stuffy nose that resulted in a plug that kept her from breathing. She never had anything like that happen again. I freaked and called 911. Make sure you get in with your pedi ASAP to check her out and good luck, I hope your LO doesn't have this happen again!

adrielegorburu

I hope your LO is OK - I would have gone immediately to the ER or Pediatric urgent care - but I'm super paranoid about anything medical.

urbanflowerpot

Please let us know how LO is when you have a chance - that's frightening

haziedaze

My little guy will go a little grey and limp when he chokes or refluxes badly, but it lasts seconds and he starts recovering quickly when we sit him up and pat his back. Sounds like these are lasting longer if you have time to take all the clothes off- I'd definitely be seen ASAP or at least call and talk to an advice nurse. Hope you get some answers soon! It probably is nothing really bad, but always better safe than sorry!