My son(3months old) was vomitting forcefully after every feed for the last 20 days, our paediatrician said its a case of stomach infection, all the medicine she had prescribed couldn't ease the vomitting finally we changed to another paediatrician but all in vain. browsing on the internet for the symptoms i suggested the doc to do a USG which showed hyperthropic pyloric stenosis (thk 8mm, length 14mm). Upon several more doctor hunting it was finally decided that surgery (pyloromyotomy) is the only option. For the past one week the vomitting has completely stopped, he is gaining weight during this period slowly (although he was born prematurely 2.2Kg at 8 months) his present weight is 3.65kg with an average weight gain of 20-30grams per day. The surgeon has requested to delay the surgery and asked us to wait and watch. SHould we avoid the surgery and just ignore the USG report or is there any non surgical medicine???