3 year old is sick

Sounds like it was just snot from her nose. Me and my daughter both get this way when our allergies get to be more than the meds can handle, which happens a couple times a year. Is she on a day time med?

My daughter's doctor has her on benadryl at night, and had her on clariton every morning, but recently switched her to zyrtec every morning. Taking both the morning med and the night med really helped.

Quoting Kiwismommy19:

Sounds like it was just snot from her nose. Me and my daughter both get this way when our allergies get to be more than the meds can handle, which happens a couple times a year. Is she on a day time med?

My daughter's doctor has her on benadryl at night, and had her on clariton every morning, but recently switched her to zyrtec every morning. Taking both the morning med and the night med really helped.

Yeah, I'd say it was probably just from the drainage.  Maybe try getting her something to eat first thing when she wakes up to help settle her stomach.  I would ask the doc about giving her zyrtec instead.  My 2 1/2 year old has terrible eczema and her doc suggested zyrtec.  Although my dd takes it for a totally different problem we have found that it works a lot better than benadryl.

Yup sounds like hayfever to me.  I have had many instances of just throwing up mucus due to drainage.  Growing up i even missed school due to it.  There was never a fever, just an icky feeling and the drainage which made me sick. Depending on which allergies she has, a raw honey that is from your area could help with the allergies.  Have her drink lots of clear soups or tea to help her cough it up before it gets to the vomiting point.

Quoting lilmama8408:

We give my son trimetic alergy and it works wonders. Its over the counter.