Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Hope you don't mind being singled out! My 10 month old had severe projectile vomiting last night after eating pureed chicken. (Made by me w/only salt and pepper seasoning in the large pot that it came from.) Was the pepper a big no no? I have a call in for a referral to a pediatric allergist though I know our ped recommends a *regular* allergist for his peds patients (though they have to be 12 mos. old.) Should I demand a ped allergist? It was the first time she'd had chicken. Oh and another IMPORTANT question: Should I stop eating chicken too? (She's breastfed.) I'd really appreciate your input. Thanks, Terri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Thank you. I'm just so worried (although she is absolutely fine today.) > > Hi Terri, > > >Hope you don't mind being singled out! > My 10 month old had severe projectile vomiting last night after eating > pureed chicken. (Made by me w/only salt and pepper seasoning in the > large pot that it came from.) > >Was the pepper a big no no? > > If it was the first time she had pepper than yes. You need to try one thing at a time to see how they are tolerated. Some people do have vomiting with die off, so that's a possibility. Since she has had rice before (10 mos old right?) this could be die off. But to play it safe I think that both of you should avoid chicken for a while. > > > >I have a call in for a referral to a pediatric allergist though I know our ped recommends a *regular* allergist for his peds patients (though they have to be 12 mos. old.) > >Should I demand a ped allergist? > > Since you have a 10 mos old asking for the ped allergist might be best. > > >It was the first time she'd had chicken. > Oh and another IMPORTANT question: Should I stop eating chicken too? > (She's breastfed.) > > It's probably best you stop at least for now. > > > > > Sheila, SCD 60 mos, 22 yrs UC > mom of Em and Dan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Thank you. I'm just so worried (although she is absolutely fine today.) > > Hi Terri, > > >Hope you don't mind being singled out! > My 10 month old had severe projectile vomiting last night after eating > pureed chicken. (Made by me w/only salt and pepper seasoning in the > large pot that it came from.) > >Was the pepper a big no no? > > If it was the first time she had pepper than yes. You need to try one thing at a time to see how they are tolerated. Some people do have vomiting with die off, so that's a possibility. Since she has had rice before (10 mos old right?) this could be die off. But to play it safe I think that both of you should avoid chicken for a while. > > > >I have a call in for a referral to a pediatric allergist though I know our ped recommends a *regular* allergist for his peds patients (though they have to be 12 mos. old.) > >Should I demand a ped allergist? > > Since you have a 10 mos old asking for the ped allergist might be best. > > >It was the first time she'd had chicken. > Oh and another IMPORTANT question: Should I stop eating chicken too? > (She's breastfed.) > > It's probably best you stop at least for now. > > > > > Sheila, SCD 60 mos, 22 yrs UC > mom of Em and Dan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Thank you. I'm just so worried (although she is absolutely fine today.) > > Hi Terri, > > >Hope you don't mind being singled out! > My 10 month old had severe projectile vomiting last night after eating > pureed chicken. (Made by me w/only salt and pepper seasoning in the > large pot that it came from.) > >Was the pepper a big no no? > > If it was the first time she had pepper than yes. You need to try one thing at a time to see how they are tolerated. Some people do have vomiting with die off, so that's a possibility. Since she has had rice before (10 mos old right?) this could be die off. But to play it safe I think that both of you should avoid chicken for a while. > > > >I have a call in for a referral to a pediatric allergist though I know our ped recommends a *regular* allergist for his peds patients (though they have to be 12 mos. old.) > >Should I demand a ped allergist? > > Since you have a 10 mos old asking for the ped allergist might be best. > > >It was the first time she'd had chicken. > Oh and another IMPORTANT question: Should I stop eating chicken too? > (She's breastfed.) > > It's probably best you stop at least for now. > > > > > Sheila, SCD 60 mos, 22 yrs UC > mom of Em and Dan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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