Loose Motion

2020-04-23 18:46:43
I was having throat pain since 3 days and doctor gave amoxyclav 625 for 5 days. But after taking it for 2 days I'm getting loose motion. Can I stop taking it?? Right now I am feeling better with no throat pain.
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Answered2020-04-24 16:31:16

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Diarrhea is very common with amoxyclav. I will suggest to continue with amoxyclav 625 twice a day till u finish 5 days course. Add. Caps. Yogut/Cap. Vizylac three times a day.. for next 3 days
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Also, to reduce diarrhea,  avoid taking Milk and sweets during this time. Take more of fresh( room temperature) curd/yogurt these days.

Answered2020-04-24 01:47:13

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Diarrhea and acidity is common adverse effect of antibiotics(amoxyclav in your case).do not panic Can you tell me the frequency of your motion and appearance Because frequency is very important in treatment Oral rehydration solution(ors)
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Please consult for accurate treatment
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Keep yourself hydrated

Answered2020-04-23 19:08:32

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Loose motios is a side effects of amoxyclav. U can add a probiotics.

Answered2020-04-23 18:58:12

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Stop antibiotics. Take  azee 500 mg 5 days once daily Clorex mouth gargle. Contact me online for further details.

Answered2020-04-25 06:11:04

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No need to worry It can be cured You can consult me online

Answered2020-04-24 09:12:14

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Answered2020-04-23 20:50:43

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