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Most cases are viral and settle in 1–3 days with supportive care. Hydration is key.
Next Steps
Fever Management: Check temperature
If fever >100.4°F (38°C), give Paracetamol
Vomiting Care: Avoid solid food temporarily
Offer small, frequent sips of ORS, cooled boiled water, or breastmilk
Avoid juices, milk, and sugary drinks for now
Monitor Hydration:
Signs of dehydration to watch: dry mouth, reduced urine, lethargy, sunken eyes
Keep the child in a cool, well-ventilated room
Health Tips
Red flags:
Vomiting persists >6 hours
Child becomes drowsy or very irritable
No urine output for >6 hours
High-grade fever >102°F (39°C) not settling
Blood in vomit or stool
Rash or abdominal pain
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