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Loose motions/vomiting
We are foreigners traveling in Rajastan (in Pushkar today). My friend started to get nosea yesterday afternoon. He got diarrhea (loose motion) and vomiting all night. He is very weak now (morning) and still have diarrhea, headache (fever) and stomack pain (burning/ cramps). He have difficulties to drink or eat anything. He just got one banana and I'm trying to make him drink electrolytes. We got almost the same food till now (Indian classic deach). Looks like a stomack infection. How should we behave from now? Let him rest and see? Hospital?
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1.Tab Pan 40 mg twice daily before meals.
2.Tab Oflox-Oz twice daily after meals.
3.Cap Vizylac thrice daily after meals.
4.ORSL Thrice daily.
5.Tab Meftal Spas thrice daily after meals.
6.Tab Dolo 650 mg as needed for Fever.
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Take plenty of ORS LIQUID
Tab Oflox 200mg
Tab Cyclopam
Tab Rantac D. before meals
Cap Vibact DS
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello There.
I can understand your concern.
He should definitely avoid oily and spicy foods, drink plenty of water and preferably packaged mineral water. giving him electrolytes is also a good thing that you are doing. you can give him tab. Grandem MD to be chewed once a day for vomitings,
If his condition doesn't improve, then consult a doctor in person at a hospital near you.
Best regards,
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
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