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My son is born on 21/2/22 he has teething problems last teeth is coming both side up & down at 10 july he faced bloody diarrhea after 4 days he is become ok eats food properly also Today morning 5.30 am he is doing vomit & loose motions watery motion 10 july dr priscibed him oflamac m forte, nutrolin b syrup, refixime 100 mg ondem syrup Meftal-p syrup my mother told his teeth is coming out current weight 13 kg
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Symptoms are not due to teething .kindly visit nearby hospital or do online consultation for vomiting and loose stools
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Hello. What you are describing does not seem to be related to teething. Your child had an intestinal infection less than three weeks back and looks like he is getting sick again. His weight is also low for his age. At present, give him adequate fluids and ORS to keep him hydrated. Continue giving him home made foods. Monitor temperature and vomiting and stool frequency. Watch for warning signs like excessive lethargy, inability to take orally, blood in stool or vomit, abdominal pain, in which case seek consultation immediately.
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- Schedule an OPD visit - Don’t restart the same medicines without consultation
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Greetings Your son's current vomiting and watery diarrhea indicate a new episode of acute gastroenteritis that needs a fresh medical assessment.Teething is a normal milestone and does not cause severe symptoms like vomiting, bloody stools, or profuse watery diarrhea.Do not reuse past medications like Oflamac-M Forte or Refixime without direct guidance, as unnecessary antibiotics can complicate recovery.Begin administering Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) in small, frequent sips immediately to replace lost fluids and prevent dangerous dehydration.Watch closely for danger signs like severe lethargy, sunken eyes, crying without tears, or a completely dry mouth.Please consult a pediatrician today to safely evaluate his condition and provide the correct treatment for his current symptoms.
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Give ors and zinc syrup
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Not due to teething. It is infection.
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Plenty of water and ors to maintain hydration.
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Again sick within 15-20 days Start WHO ors walyte ors Enterogermina respule - 2 ml thrice daily for 3 days Zn20 drops - 1 ml for 14 days once daily Maintain hydration Soft diet Monitor urine output and activity of child
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Use boiled water for drinking
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looks acute gastroenteritis visit ur nearest pediatrician once
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Give plenty of ors along with medicine
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Give Pediatric ors
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Your giving right medicines only it will take time
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