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Loose motion
Hello doctor, my 10month old son passing motion very frequently after taking meal or drink.He is having solid foods, breast feeding & formula milk.5days back he is having milld cold so doctor suggested me to give Alex junior syrup. Last 5days he is having loose motion & past 3days he is taking
Z&D drops
Bifilac sachet
But after that also it is not controlling.He is active & taking feeding also.He is feeling hungry but soon after he is releasing stool so he is not at all comfortable.
Sometimes the stool is slightly thick sometime it looks watery.Kindly suggest some medicine
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Good morning,
Please give ors, vegetables soups, avoid milk for one day,
Also visit your doctor for dehydration check up.
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Dr. Nikhil Ganjoo
Pediatrician
20 yrs exp
Delhi
Please continue demand breast feeding
Bifilar to continue till stools firm up.
Z&D for 14days.
If there is fever or blood in stools then send stool for routine and culture and see ur doc as antibiotic maybe needed.
Let is hydration! He should get better
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Dr. Ponnu S
Pediatrician
3 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Continue z and d drops and bifilac for another 5 days... Children can normally pass stools immediately after they have food, it's a normal thing. You have to be worried if the child is not active, has high grade fever, has blood in stools or stools are really watery... As your child doesn't have any of the above, there shouldn't be anything to worry... Keep giving a lot of fluids... Avoid cows milk... Include curd in diet..
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