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Minimal reactive inter gut loop fluid.

2022-06-12 12:24:07
Having severe diarrhea fro 1 days. 25 times. Admitted in hospital. Doctor suggested usg. The result shows minimal reactive inter gut loop fluid, specially in peri umbilical region. What does it mean? Is it severe? Please help me
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It's gastroenteritis...or food poisoning

Answered2022-06-12 16:44:49

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