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Problem in passing stool

2017-04-08 08:36:14
My soon has not passed motion since 5 days. He had fever earlier this week. After fever, he hasnot passed motion. Doc has prescribed duphaloc and muout. But still no effect. Any suggestions pls.
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Duphalac will take some time to pass stools loosely. You can continue it. Give more liquids and fruits like banana, sapota etc. daily at night. If child has no other symptoms you can wait for 2 more days.Hope your doubts are cleared.
Next Steps
If any new symptoms are there meet your pediatrician.
Health Tips
Give plenty of fluids and fibre diet to prevent constipation.

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