If your baby vomits after taking antipyretic medicine, whether you need to continue taking the medicine depends on the length of time the medicine stays in the stomach. If it stays in the stomach for more than half an hour, it is recommended that you do not take the medicine first, closely observe your baby’s body temperature, and give your baby more water as appropriate. If vomiting occurs just after taking the medication, consider that the medication has not been absorbed, this situation needs to continue to take drugs for treatment, you can take oral ibuprofen granules, paracetamol, etc. If the baby’s body temperature does not exceed 38 degrees 5, it is not recommended that the baby take antipyretic drugs.