1. Do NOT rush to hospital for drip immediately unless there are red flags (see below). 2. Try home measures first (safe and often works fast): • Give him oral rehydration solution (ORS) or salted lemon water / coconut water / Electral / Enerzal — sip slowly every 10–15 min. • Offer small sips of glucose water (1 tsp sugar + pinch salt in 200 ml water) or fruit juice if no diabetes. • Let him rest in cool, quiet place; avoid sudden standing. • Give plain anti-nausea medicine if available: • Ondansetron (Ondem / Emeset) 4–8 mg mouth-dissolving tablet • Or Domperidone (Domstal) 10 mg if no vomiting yet 3. See a doctor / clinic today (or urgent care) if: • Very drowsy / confused / unable to sit up • Repeated vomiting starts • High fever (>38.5°C) • Severe abdominal pain • Dry mouth, no urine for 6–8 hours, sunken eyes (dehydration signs) • Symptoms worsening after 4–6 hours of home care 4. If he insists on drip: Take him to a reputable clinic/hospital — let the doctor examine first (check BP, sugar, dehydration level). They will decide if IV fluids + vitamins are needed or if oral is enough.

• Avoid giving heavy food right now — start with clear fluids, then plain rice, banana, toast if he feels better. • Keep room cool and well-ventilated. • Check blood sugar if you have glucometer (low sugar can cause this exact feeling). • Rest is the best “energy injection” for now — no need to panic. Most cases improve with fluids + rest in few hours. If symptoms are severe or you are worried, better to get him checked today — peace of mind is important. For more specific advice (his age, other symptoms, medicines he takes), consult with me online. Take care and hope he feels better soon

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