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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting And Loose Motions In A Child

My son is 1year old he has been suffering from vomitting,loose motion for past two days .he was give emeset 3ml,enderogermena .yesterday it was very severe and was given iv fluids, after coming home even after administering emeset and endogermina he is vomitting passing loose motion after every intake of food ,passing urine is also very less .please advise doctor
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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Your child is probably suffering from gastroenteritis. Since the amount of salt and water lost has not been adequately replenished, he has developed some amount of dehydration which is responsible for the low urine output. Your doctor is treating it in the right method and direction and you may rely on the same. I would additionally suggest adding zinc supplements like Syrup Zinconia 5 ml once daily for 5 days and it will help in the repair of the inner lining of the intestines which often gets damaged in such cases. Please continue the prescribed medicines as well as the food intake.
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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting And Loose Motions In A Child

Your child is probably suffering from gastroenteritis. Since the amount of salt and water lost has not been adequately replenished, he has developed some amount of dehydration which is responsible for the low urine output. Your doctor is treating it in the right method and direction and you may rely on the same. I would additionally suggest adding zinc supplements like Syrup Zinconia 5 ml once daily for 5 days and it will help in the repair of the inner lining of the intestines which often gets damaged in such cases. Please continue the prescribed medicines as well as the food intake.