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Loose motions from early morning
My mother has loose motion from the past 24 hours now.. almost every hour one.
She took eldopar twice from morning.. no effect..
Watery motion and she has been keeping herself hydrated by consuming ors every 3-4 hours one packet.. and drinking water frequently..
Took to near by hospital and only duty doctor was there..
He prescribed pantosec40, zenflox oz and sporolac ds. She just took these tablets first dose.
Are these enough or is there anything to be done?
My mother is diabetic patient on medication of volix trio 2. In the checkup her pulse rate was normal.. BP was high 160/90.
She has passed loose watery motion again now after the medicine consumption.
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Take electral sachet in one liter water.
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Consult again if she has persistent symptoms
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Continue with the same medication.. Avoid dehydration by giving adequate ORS solution..
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Blood sugar monitoring ,
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