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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting And Loose Motion

Dear Sir, my son is 2.6 years and last night he had fever, we had given him crocin and have problem of loose motion , so we have given him Bacigyl-N , now loose motion is ok but he is not taking food or water, if he takes than vomiting. what to do, please advice
Mon, 12 Sep 2016
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your son probably has gastroenteritis, which is an infection , usually viral , in this intestines , that causes fever , vomiting and loose motions.
the concern here if does not get enough fluids he might get dehydrated , so providing him with appropriate amount of fluids in the form of water , milk , soup , will prevent it , even if vomits a little , the majority his body will absorp .
now , a few things that if you notice , then go visit his doctor : if there is significant abdominal pain , irritability , your son doesn't seem well and active when the fever goes away , if the fever persists and finally if he is intolerable to any oral feeds
I hope this helps
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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting And Loose Motion

your son probably has gastroenteritis, which is an infection , usually viral , in this intestines , that causes fever , vomiting and loose motions. the concern here if does not get enough fluids he might get dehydrated , so providing him with appropriate amount of fluids in the form of water , milk , soup , will prevent it , even if vomits a little , the majority his body will absorp . now , a few things that if you notice , then go visit his doctor : if there is significant abdominal pain , irritability , your son doesn t seem well and active when the fever goes away , if the fever persists and finally if he is intolerable to any oral feeds I hope this helps