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Dear patient, Based on your symptoms (diarrhoea, stomach pain, nausea, fatigue, no relief from loperamide), this could be due to viral gastroenteritis or infective diarrhea. Recommended steps: Hydration is most important: Take ORS solution after every loose motion. Drink plenty of fluids, coconut water, or lemon water. Medicines you may discuss with a local doctor: ORS sachets – for hydration. Ofloxacin + Ornidazole tablet (twice daily for 3–5 days) – if infection suspected. Domperidone or Ondansetron – for nausea. Paracetamol – for headache and fever. Pantoprazole – to reduce acidity. Avoid: Spicy food, dairy, heavy meals. Loperamide repeatedly without doctor's advice – it may worsen infection-related diarrhea. When to see a doctor urgently: High-grade fever Bloody stools Severe dehydration (dry tongue, low urine output) Hope this helps you feel better soon. For more guidance, you may visit my profile: https://www.practo.com/ajmer/doctor/pradeep-kumar-28-anesthesiologist Let me know if you want this in Hindi or with dietary tips.

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You seem to have food infection.Pls connect for further discussion and solution.

You might have a stomach flu. Go to nearby physician for further management

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