Looks like its infectory diarrhoea, you need to antibiotic and fluid Rehydration therapy.please consult me on practo for further management and evaluation.

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Drink plenty of water Ors 1-1-1

Have O2 twice a day for 5 days

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Seems you have protozoan infection. Take oflox tz, one morning and one evening for 5days. Continue to take hydrating fluids, like ors, coconut water,  salted butter milk, nimbu paani, in small quantity. Take bananas, rice, soft diet. Please share details of your current test results and meds you are taking for your health problems, then I can help you further.

In a 62-year-old woman with chronic anemia (Hb ~8 g/dL), hypothyroidism, hypertension, and asthma, even a seemingly mild diarrhea needs careful attention. Based on what you’ve described: • 3 days of diarrhea with mucus, 3–4 episodes/day • Low-grade fever initially, now settled • Progressive weakness despite ORS and antidiarrheal (O2 tablets) This picture is most consistent with infective or inflammatory diarrhea (likely bacterial or protozoal) rather than simple food intolerance or viral illness. The presence of mucus + poor response to standard antidiarrheals is important. Because she already has low hemoglobin, even modest fluid loss can cause: • Marked weakness • Reduced oxygen delivery • Delayed recovery This is not an emergency yet, but it should not be managed casually at home any longer.

Do the following, 1. Arrange for a nurse to help with a IV and 1 litre DNS given over 10hrs and repeat if still no better 2. Blood tests- KFT, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphate, CBP, CRP 3. Request your local doctor to check ‘deep tendon reflexes’ due to your reports of generalised weakness 4. May need to consider a local hospital admission if not improving All the best. J G S R clinic

you need to get electrolyte tested kindly consult me on practo

Kindly test for serum electolytes mainly to look for serum potassium for weakness

62 year old female with chronic anaemia with hypothyroidism with hypertension with asthma with complain of diarrhoea with fever . Rule out if she is taking laxatives as elders do take laxatives. Will need thorough examination , pallor ,icterus,lymphadenopathy,pedal edema,periorbital edema. Chronic anaemia in elder females should be investigated seriously. Check your blood pressure,if it's within normal range ,avoid anti hypertensive meanwhile.

Hello, try adding probiotics supplements twice daily for 7-10 days. Instead of O2 you can take T. Rifagut twice daily for 5 days. Continue ORS. Keep checking BP. Also chronic anemia of 8g% Hb is not good. You should plan for further evaluation for anemia and get it treated.

Dear Patient, Given your age, chronic anemia, hypothyroidism, hypertension, and asthma, persistent diarrhea for 3 days with mucus and generalized weakness needs careful attention. Although your urine output is stable, your low baseline hemoglobin (8 g/dL) and chronic conditions increase your risk of dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, and worsening anemia even with moderate fluid loss. What you should do - Seek immediate medical evaluation in person for proper assessment - Continue oral rehydration solutions (ORS) and maintain hydration - Eat small, easily digestible meals (rice, dal, soups, bananas) - Avoid dairy, fried, and spicy foods until symptoms resolve - Monitor for dizziness, palpitations, or reduced urine output Medicines - Do not self-medicate antibiotics unless prescribed after stool examination - Your doctor may prescribe electrolytes, anti-diarrheal medications, or antibiotics based on stool tests and clinical evaluation consult me urgently - Persistent diarrhea beyond 3–4 days or worsening frequency - Blood in stool, high fever, severe weakness, or vomiting - Signs of dehydration like reduced urine, dizziness, or palpitations - Any worsening of anemia symptoms such as breathlessness or rapid heart rate For further guidance and personalized treatment you may consult me on Practo anytime.

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Check electrolytes and inform