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Child Has Typhoid, Eating Less, On Liquid Diet, Frequent BMs. Is This Stage Normal?

My child has been diognosed with typhoid , approx 4 days has passed from the day of the occurance.Now he is eating less & is more on liquid diet .Motions passed by him is approx 7 to 8 times a day. I ma giving him pro kid powder along with anioboitics. I want to know about this stage, whether this is normal or needs attention.
Tue, 5 Feb 2013
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Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic,
Continue the medication as advised by your doctor for typhoid fever.
The loose motions may be due to antibiotic associated and can be treated by adding probiotic to his treatment.
Oral rehydrating solutions in sips to be given to prevent dehydration.
Appetite will be less during infection and it will improve once the infection being treated.
Hope I have answered your query, eventhough it is late.
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Child Has Typhoid, Eating Less, On Liquid Diet, Frequent BMs. Is This Stage Normal?

Hi, Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic, Continue the medication as advised by your doctor for typhoid fever. The loose motions may be due to antibiotic associated and can be treated by adding probiotic to his treatment. Oral rehydrating solutions in sips to be given to prevent dehydration. Appetite will be less during infection and it will improve once the infection being treated. Hope I have answered your query, eventhough it is late.