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The child shows significant signs of dehydration, specifically reduced urine output, lethargy, and poor oral intake, which require immediate medical evaluation by a pediatrician. Since he is not accepting ORS and has persistent liquid stools, he may need intravenous fluids or supervised rehydration to prevent further complications. Continue frequent breastfeeding as it provides essential hydration and nutrients, but do not rely on it as the sole treatment given the clinical signs. Avoid administering anti-diarrheal medications or antibiotics without a formal diagnosis, as the cause is likely viral or related to food exposure
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