Developing watery loose motions and severe episodic stomach cramps after consuming outside non-veg dinner is highly indicative of Acute Bacterial Gastroenteritis (Food Poisoning). The cramps occurring every 30–45 minutes are likely 'Tenesmus' or hyperactive peristalsis as your intestines attempt to clear the toxins. At 26, the primary goal is maintaining hydration while safely managing the pain and bacterial load
Next Steps
Because food poisoning can lead to severe dehydration or require specific antibiotics (like Ofloxacin or Metronidazole), a formal clinical consultation with me ...
we need to assess your hydration levels and decide if a 3-day course of antibiotics is necessary to clear the infection.
Health Tips
Do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on practo app...
your gut is currently in 'defense mode.'
Book a consultation so we can get you the right medicine to stop the cramps and ensure your body recovers quickly from this infection."