Seems like Zofran is making my 2 year old more nautious?

That's odd because it's the very taste of zofran odt that starts the nausea elimination process for me. By the time it's fully dissolved it's as if someone had wiped the nausea away in one swoop

Sounds like it could be the taste of the zofran under his tongue that's making him throw up instead of the medicine itself... I take zofran every day for nausea,and had to take it dissolved in water once,I coudnt gag the taste down and was worse... good luck...

Probably can't add much else other than to encourage you to not put off talking to your pediatrician. Dehydration is not something to mess around with. Is the baby urinating? If the diaper is dry for 8 or so hours you are working on dehydration. What is the baby's temperature? A fever will cause quicker dehydration.

You may need something stronger like phenergan for the nausea, but only a doctor can make that decision.

Laurie

sounds like that is a good idea, My mother who is much older was placed on Zofran (given it through her IV) and given an Rx once it worked they allowed her to return home but if this is happening then you need to allow the E.R. doctor know what is going on please take care

Poor baby! Instead of plain water maybe you might offer some pedialyte to help get his electrolytes back in balance. Even some watered down apple or white grape juice, or better yet pedialyte mixed with some juice to make it taste better.You could also try offering popcicles-sometimes they tolerate those better than drinking from a cup. This would be more of a help than plain water. He may need to go back to the ER or his pediatrician and I wouldnt wait too long because a child this age dehydrates very quickly and if they dehydrate too much it can be fatal. I dont mean to scare you, just to impress upon you how important it is not to wait too long. If you gently pinch the skin on the back of his hand and let go and the skin stays pinched up he's already very dehydrated and you'd better take him in. They may need to admit him to keep him hydrated and get the vomiting under control. I know how scary this is. We had to do the same to my oldest boy when he was 16 months old. He was only in a day or two before he was able to come back home.