I have got loose motion.
Stool is watery. It started since today morning. I had to go to toilet 13 times in 5 hours.
I am taking enough ORS liquid and probiotic VIBACT DS capsule.
My Question : Can I take second dose O2 in a 6 hours gap to control motion ?
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You didn't mention whether it is self-medication or you consulted a General Physician before starting this treatment. I would have recorded your BP and given you some IV Fluids if you are having watery diarrhoea. IV Antibiotics may also be considered. But none of these things can be done during self-medication.
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It sounds like you're experiencing significant dehydration due to frequent, watery stools. Continue with oral rehydration salts (ORS) and probiotics like Vibact DS, which are helpful. As for taking the second dose of O2, a six-hour gap is generally acceptable, but make sure you're monitoring for any signs of improvement or worsening symptoms. If the symptoms persist or worsen, it would be advisable to consider additional treatments or evaluations.
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