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What Should I Do For Loose Motion With Blood For The Last A Week ?
my son having lose motion from last weak and now with blood .what can i do . i worried plz help me
Sat, 9 Apr 2011
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Dr. Suman Waldiya's
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With loose motions since last week,your son would be dehydrated.First step is to rehydrate with electrolytes,ORS solution,famous Salt-sugar water or any other rehydrating fluid.
He should take an easily digestible,light and fluid diet.
Watch out for anaemia,exhaustion and weight loss.
It may be Piles or other diseases oof intestine.
Treatment will vary according to cause found by Doctor.
With loose motions since last week,your son would be dehydrated.First step is to rehydrate with electrolytes,ORS solution,famous Salt-sugar water or any other rehydrating fluid.
He should take an easily digestible,light and fluid diet.
Watch out for anaemia,exhaustion and weight loss.
It may be Piles or other diseases oof intestine.
Treatment will vary according to cause found by Doctor.
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You son is most likely suffering from bacillary dysentery. Consult a pediatrician/physician in this regard. A stool examination and blood investigations will have to be done. Antibiotics along with ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution) would be prescribed. Give copious amounts of water.
You son is most likely suffering from bacillary dysentery. Consult a pediatrician/physician in this regard. A stool examination and blood investigations will have to be done. Antibiotics along with ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution) would be prescribed. Give copious amounts of water.
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