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E coil bacteria in stool test
My son is having diaheera from two weeks , diaheera and antibiotics medicine not working ,
In stool test Ecoil bacteria deducted
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Detailed history as to character and consistency of stool,association of fever and physical examination required
Culture of stool not very helpful in clinical practice,neither antibiotics required in majority of cases.
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Should ask for CBC, R/E of stool for parasites, occult blood, pH of stool, reducing sugar in stool, Blood Urea and S. creatinine.
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Stop antibiotics and consult Paediatrician
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Give furoxone 2.5. Ml every 6th hourly for 5 days.
Enterogermina ampoules one ampoules two times a day for 5 days.
Syrup Digene 5 ml two times a day
Soft bland diet like rice or sago porridge, yogurt, arrow root biscuits, carrot juice or apple juice.
Get motion and urine tested again after 5 days
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As per report you should contact pediatrician, so he or she will start antibiotic as per sensitivity report...
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diarrhoea consistency and frequency, also age of child with weight.....all these you should mention
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This child needs antibiotic which are written as S in the report. Only then will E. coli be eliminated
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Hygiene is very mandatory
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E. coli is also normally also present in stools, but in less numbers.So lab should have mentioned the amount of CFU. That’s more significant
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