DS is a robustly healthy 7 month old, he's never had a cold and other than very mild jaundice when he was born and very mild eczema, he's never had a thing wrong with him.
Over the last couple of weeks he's gotten a bit picky about eating his purees at meal times, particularly the warm ones (still happy with cold/room temp things like fromage frais or mashed bananas etc). He's just gotten two teeth through, though, and I assumed that it was sore gums that was making him a bit reluctant to eat anything warm.
That seemed to be the end of it, but today he's thrown up two of his bottles, projectile style. He's kept down solids and a bottle of juice so I don't think he's dehydrated. He also doesn't have a temperature and aside from being a wee bit cranky he seems otherwise ok.
Our GP is a bit crap and I know if I phoned them they'd probably tell me to head down to casualty. Does this sound necessary to you? If the consensus is that I should go, then I will but I'd rather not trek across town with the buggy and potentially be there for hours if this is unlikely to be anything serious.
Sorry if this is a stupid question but he's never had anything wrong with him before so I'm not sure how you're supposed to decide if it's serious enough to need to see a medical professional or when to just sit it out and hope it's just a tummy upset. Could this be reflux?
Thanks!