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Infant suffering from cough, cold, loose motion. Any alternative medication?
My daughter is 4 months old,she was suffering from cough and cold due to changes from weather it continued for more than 15 days.Dr had rxb mox 125mg syp Dose 4ml -2times along with Sinarest -AF drops and Asthalin syp.Due to Mox syp she is having watery discharge (loose motion) 5-6 times.Due to loose motion her backs has become reddish and paining due to motion.I have stopped Mox 125mg syp. Suggest some alternative medication to stop motion.Can Rinifol syp can be given in this symptoms.Plz give you opinion
Asked On : Mon, 18 Mar 2013
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This is because of Mox. either you stop this anitiotic,loose motion will also stop.And if does not stops then give her 2 ml of Dysentrol syp of Dhanwanthri or Colicarmin (BAN lab) 3 drops four times a day or Paedritone drops (Charak) 8 drops thrice a day.
Answered: Tue, 19 Mar 2013
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