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Baby boy having stomach issues
My baby boy 16 months old is doing poop after every meal from last 2 days. Recently we have shifted to another city and travelled through train. Is it because of the environment change or due to travelling? Moreover he has a loss of appetite also. Is not eating like before . What to do now?
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Can be stomach upset. Encourage more liquids. Loose motions can continue for 3 to 5 days. Appetite will improve with time.
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Mix 200ml of water with 1 sachet of ORS, and sips as tolerated. ^ The above values given were PER loose stool episode. These amounts are equal to average amount of LOSS they have per episode. So to replenish this, the fluids is given. things to follow 1. Give home food. No spicy, oily or junk food. 2. Avoid outside food intake 3. No snacks (packaged, high sugar/salt content) 4. Keep a watch on any signs of dehydration. . *General danger sign* (the child is not able to drink or vomits everything .the child has had convulsions .the child is lethargic or unconscious). Most children with a general danger sign need URGENT referral to hospital/physical meet with pediatrician for review. Watch for vitals(urine output/urine color/blood in stool/fever/activity)....if deterioration present do follow u p
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