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Loose motion potty green colour
My son had fever for two days since Friday. Gave him paracetamol 250 mg. Temp. Is normal now. Got him covid tested, it came negative. Now he is having loose motion with potty green in colour. Gave him ralop and Zn20 syrup. I m afraid it's not covid symptom. Please suggest if loose motion persist what to do. Already he was admitted to hospital for loose motion, fever and dehydration from 30 March to 2nd april
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Dr. Nirali Sheth
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Indore
Hi.. what is age of child? Continue zinc and ORS. Need to check diet and weight of child. If it doesn't resolve within 2 days then consult with Pediatrician
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If child develops vomiting and not able to take orally then consult with Pediatrician
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Plenty of liquids orally
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Dr. Prudhvi
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Hai , what is the age of your son ? Andthe loose stools frequency and consistency? For loose stools if he is not having any pain or any other symptoms please see that u give him adequate fluids to avoid him
Going into dehydration and give him probiotic and zinc supplementation as u were giving him . If it persists give a sample of stool for examination .
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Also check why is he having frequent t episodes of loose stools . Check his nutrition status and dietary habits
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