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What Causes Headache And Loose Motions?

My grandson, He 4yrs old has a fever with upset stomach and has a headache and I have been giving him Tylenol for fever and nausea meds but it isn t getting any better. Everyone just says its a bug and needs to run its course. should I take him to ER?
Mon, 11 Aug 2014
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Hello. I just read through your question. The symptoms you describe sound like a stomach virus. These can last a few days before resolving on their own. The most important task is to make sure he stays well hydrated. If he dehydrates (ie: doesn't urinate for 24 hours), you would need to take him yo the ER. His food intake may decrease, but as ling as takes fluids and maintains hydration, you can avoid the ER visit.
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What Causes Headache And Loose Motions?

Hello. I just read through your question. The symptoms you describe sound like a stomach virus. These can last a few days before resolving on their own. The most important task is to make sure he stays well hydrated. If he dehydrates (ie: doesn t urinate for 24 hours), you would need to take him yo the ER. His food intake may decrease, but as ling as takes fluids and maintains hydration, you can avoid the ER visit.