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I have eaten expired food dated 5/7/25 which is chocos with milk what to do and what can happen I am 17 year old
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Do connect and consult
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Firstly don't panic is there any symptom like nausea,vomiting ? If there is any symptom we will treat accordingly.
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if any symptom shows up kindly contact me .
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Don't  panic  till no symptoms.
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Dont panic unless you have any symptoms
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Don't worry,if you don't have any symptoms you are ok
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Nothing to worry until you're asymptomatic
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have plenty of water keep note of any symptom
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Nothing to worry. If the milk and Chocos tasted normal nothing will happen. Just drink water and watch for stomach pain, vomiting, or loose motion. If you get any of these consult via practo. Thank you.
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Any vomiting or diarrhoea or abdominal pain? Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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If you experience any symptom like fever, pain abdomen, vomiting, loose stools or blood in stools, you need to consult asap
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Nothing will happen . Except loose stools and vomiting
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need more information kindly consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Hi — thanks for asking. Don’t panic; eating a slightly expired chocolate + milk product can cause mild food-poisoning or simple milk spoilage symptoms, but most people recover without medicines. Here’s exactly what to do and what to watch for: What to expect Symptoms (if they occur) usually start within a few hours to 48 hours after eating and commonly include nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps, diarrhea, and sometimes low-grade fever. Most cases are self-limited and improve in 24–72 hours. Do now 1. Hydrate: sip small amounts frequently. Prefer ORS or clear fluids. Homemade ORS = 1 litre clean water + 6 teaspoons sugar + ½ teaspoon salt — sip slowly. 2. Rest and avoid solid/fatty foods for a few hours. When appetite returns, try bland food (toast, banana, rice, boiled potato). 3. If vomiting is severe, take small sips (tea/ORS) every few minutes rather than large volumes. 4. Avoid anti-diarrhoeals, antibiotics or anti-vomit meds unless a doctor specifically prescribes them. Red flags — go to emergency immediately if any of these happen Severe dehydration (very little urine, dry mouth, dizziness, fainting). Persistent vomiting and inability to keep any fluids for >24 hours. High fever (≥38.5°C / 101.3°F) or rapidly rising fever. Severe abdominal pain or bloody stools. Confusion, very weak, or fast heartbeat. When to see a doctor even if no red flags If symptoms last beyond 48–72 hours or are getting worse. If you’re worried or want a personalised plan (especially since you’re 17 — we can review your history and exam). If you want a quick private assessment and step-by-step management plan, message me on WhatsApp: nine three two six zero two zero five three six. I’ll reply faster there
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In case you are experiencing any disturbance, you may consult with a doctor
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Don't panic, it could resolve without an issue.
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Loose motions and vomiting can gappen
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