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Loose motion and mild fever
Baby having loose motion and mild fever since yesterday as per doctor advise given probiotic and zinc suspension for 1 time. But loose motion not getting settled down
1.how many will take to loose motion get settled down for baby
2.is it fever common during loose motion
3.baby age is 10 month old
4.baby stools are yellow
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Fever and loose motions might take few days to subside
Make sure kid doesn't get dehydration
Give ORS as much as child want to prevent dehydration
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add ORS which contains Zinc also Keep the child hydrated. Introduce Banana mash. It take 2-3 days to control loose motions, Fever is common with any infection .Keep the child hydrated.. Yellow stool is Within normal limits. Keep hygiene, Wash hands frequently. if not settled, consult on line.
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It may take 3 to 4 days for loose motions to decrease. Fever is common during loose motions. Watch for decreased activity, weakness, weight loss, urine output
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Dr. Vaibhav Jain
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Lucknow
Diarrhoea is mainly due to some viral infection . And is treated by just probiotics like enterogermina and o r s to drink for prevention of any type of dehydration . If any vomiting then vomikind can be given for that . Also avoid milk .
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