Loose motions medication

2026-09-26 03:59:35
Last week my father got a heart attack and stent implantation done, today he is getting loose motions can I give motion control medicine to him.
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As he is a heart patient so don’t give any medications without your doctor’s consult. Better to give ORS first to hydrate him and let tour fathers doctor advise you for any medication

Answered2026-09-27 15:09:56

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Dont take any random antidiarrheal medication better to consult and fir now just give ORS.

Answered2026-09-27 04:36:21

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Hydrate him with ors solution.
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If loose motions continue then consult.

Answered2026-09-27 00:55:09

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He should have antibiotics and adequate amount of fluids. For further details please consult with a General Physician

Answered2026-09-27 00:19:50

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Don’t give anti diarrhoeals..correct dehydration by giving ors.if severe and not controlled take him to the hospital and consult the cardiologist and check serum electrolytes ,creatinine etc. and if necessary the doctor might suggest Iv fluids after checking all the parameters

Answered2026-09-26 11:52:05

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Enterogermina respule three times safest.

Answered2026-09-26 09:53:03

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please book a consultation with me for proper evaluation.

Answered2026-09-26 07:36:35

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Answered2026-09-26 07:35:47

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Recent MI + stent (1 week ago): avoid self-prescribing antidiarrheals; continue ORS and consult his treating cardiologist, especially given multiple cardiac medications.

Answered2026-09-26 07:14:18

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Consult with your Dr who did the procedure as there are many medication going on....
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prefer diet which contains large amount of soluble fibre and avoid raw vegetables and whole grains
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maintain electrolyte balance with ORS solution (1 packet in 1 littre water)

Answered2026-09-26 06:33:58

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Please consult his treating doctor as he would be on many meds right now, including statins, which can interact with anti diarrhoea meds. Give him soft diet, keep him well hydrated. Many acute diarrhoea are self subsiding.

Answered2026-09-26 05:42:23

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Hello, Take Balanced diet which is mentioned below, 1/3 of food plate should contain bread ( or 4 roti ), pasta, potato and rice. 1/3 of food plate should contain fruits and vegetables. 1/9 of food plate should contain fish, meat, egg, beans and other non dairy sources of protein. 1/9  of food plate should contain milk and dairy foods. 1/9 of food plate should contain food and drink high in fat and/ or sugar.   plus a glass of milk daily.   For prescription contact me at WhatsApp at +91959508739nine or consult by practo app. In future if consultations are required than contact me at WhatsApp at +91959508739nine or consult by practo app. Thanks.

Answered2026-09-26 05:33:22

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Post PCA ,he may be on a number of medicines.OTC antidiarheals may interact with his medicines.Do consult a physician in your area for appropriate management

Answered2026-09-26 04:51:21

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Do consult

Answered2026-09-26 04:49:49

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Don't take loose motion medication on your own ,consult physician as he is known case of Diabetes ,some loose motion drugs can interact and lead to low blood sugar levels

Answered2026-09-26 04:44:05

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Just take a opinion of regarding cardiologist or physician no otc drugs please.

Answered2026-09-26 04:41:00

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Answered2026-09-26 04:40:48

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After a recent heart attack and stent, do not give an over-the-counter motion-control medicine without checking his doctor. Start ORS in small, frequent sips and continue his prescribed heart medicines; do not stop aspirin or other antiplatelets. Blood in stool, fever, repeated vomiting, severe weakness, dizziness or reduced urine needs urgent care. Please consult a doctor today because dehydration and drug interactions can be risky after a stent.
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Answered2026-09-26 04:33:07

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Nowadays cases of loose stools associated with MI(heart attack) are increasing..please consult a cardiologist to rule out second episode of MI

Answered2026-09-26 17:21:25

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-09-26 16:12:11

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Since your father recently had a heart attack and stent placement, please do not give an anti-diarrhoeal medicine on your own without checking with his cardiologist first.
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For now, give ORS frequently in small amounts to prevent dehydration and continue a light diet. Also, do not stop his prescribed heart medicines, without speaking to his cardiologist, as these medicines are important after stent placement. Please contact his treating doctor today, particularly if the diarrhoea is frequent. He may need review of his medications and hydration status.
Health Tips
Seek urgent care if there is blood/black stool, severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, very low urine output, marked weakness/dizziness, fainting, chest pain or breathlessness.

Answered2026-09-26 09:09:42

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Consult with your doctor once again and give him a proper balanced diet( fibre intake), adequate water.

Answered2026-09-26 08:27:52

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No don't take self medication like o2 or any other drug because adding such drugs can cause cardio toxicity ... Consult the treating physician...

Answered2026-09-26 07:45:42

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Avoid self medication. Give probiotics

Answered2026-09-26 07:25:05

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Starting a new medication without knowing what the patient is already taking may not be appropriate, especially after stent placement, as they may already be on medications prescribed as part of their post-stent treatment.
Next Steps
The best approach would be to consult the treating cardiologist and take their advice before starting or changing any medication.
Health Tips
For now, maintain a balanced diet, stay well hydrated, and avoid spicy and oily foods.

Answered2026-09-26 06:46:42

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Consult the treating doctor

Answered2026-09-26 06:42:14

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Please consult your cardiologist before taking any medications for Loose motions It is helpful rather than trearing symptomatically
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consult your cardiologist

Answered2026-09-26 05:55:06

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2026-09-26 04:42:36

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Starting any new medicine on your own right after a stent isn't a good idea, since the blood thinners he's likely on can interact with certain treatments.
Next Steps
Please call your father's cardiologist or treating doctor today before giving him anything for the loose motions, and keep him well hydrated with fluids in the meantime.
Health Tips
Seek emergency care right away if he has black or bloody stools, dizziness, or chest pain.

Answered2026-09-26 04:23:06

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