GP dismissed baby's symptoms as stomach bug hours before she died of septicaemia, inquest hears
A doctor dismissed a ten-month old baby's symptoms as a stomach bug just hours before she died of septicaemia caused by meningitis, an inquest heard. Lily Teale was rushed to a doctor's surgery after suffering a high fever, bouts of vomiting and diarrhoea on November 22, 2017. A GP diagnosed her with gastroenteritis - a common stomach infection - and advised her mother Rebakah Watson to continue administering Calpol, the Doncaster inquest heard. But just hours later, Lily was rushed to hospital after her lips turned blue and she became unresponsive. She tragically died at Doncaster Roy...
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