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Could be reflux >>>http://www.cyh.com/HealthTopics/HealthTopicDetails.aspx?p=114&np=304&id=1790.If your 3 week old baby is not keeping his milk down, you must take him straight to hospital.Dehydration is dangerous for babies.

Sometimes doctors miss a diagnosis. Actually, they often do. Please take your baby to a different doctor tomorrow. Do you have the doctors who don’t require appointments in your area?  If you go to a busy waiting room, you will need to put on one of those guards for nose and mouth so that you and baby don’t pick up the flu.

please take your baby right now to hospital as your baby needs help right now to many mistakes now telling you got this and that your baby is very sick do not come away from hospital till baby gets treated i hope it all goes fine for the 2 of you god bless

i think he has infection in his  stomach better see dr. near by u

take him to a different pediatrician before he gets malnourished and dehydrated. Preferably , take him to an pediatric  gastro-enterologist.

My daughter did the same I stopped breast feeding , tried Similac, then  carnation  then Pro Soybe, then Lactaid, (Thats the first things they will have you do ) and then took her to the Dr. and told him I tried everything except turning her upside down and feeding her rectally .  He checked her for pyloric stinosis , stomach infections , you name it . She had Ulcers from her stomach to her throat from all the throwing up. They did a Baream Swallow three times.  During all the tests I did find out that the less stimulation she had the better.  We found out  that she had a reflux from hell.   

Your stomach constantly churns to digest food and liquid my kid's churned way to hard and it would toss the food back up  and all the bile and anything else. The Dr. put her on Perpolsid(to digest her food faster) and Mylanta (for the Ulcers) and I got baby oatmeal flakes , took an Info feeder and cut the nipple to make a big hole. I made the oatmeal flakes thick enough to stick to her stomach. she was the same age. I remember her trying to toss it up but it wasn't budging.(she did gag at first as all babies do when they first try more solid foods) she didn't cry but I could tell it was a bit uncomfortable in her stomach. but after 2 months of puking  all the time  I had to do something. after I fed her I put her in her swing (not laying down ) and let her food digest ) very little stimulation . and it worked like a charm. she gained weight fast and grew into the 17 year old Senior I have now. scared the Hell out of me . I was watching my little girl starve to death.