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Infection in stool

2015-12-20 07:04:03
She has got infection which we came to know after stool test and has got mucas and pus cell and have also got red blood cells...she vomits after feeding...what can we do...her doctor has prescribed donstal.
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Hi, if there is blood in motion child might require antibiotic. Mainstay of treatment should be ORS. Pls give her 1glass of ORS after each loose motion. You need to visit your doctor. Disclaimer "This provisional advice provided by me stands subject to the patient undergoing a physical examination and is based entirely on inputs provided by patient/attendants. The patient is advised for physical examination at earliest"

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