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My baby have diagnosed last week with raised crp and weakly positive typhoid.for that 3 days injectables of antibiotics given with fluids...but now he is unable to digest properly...he has loose stools for 3-4 times in a day ...he is doing teething as well and nodding his head again and again...what is treatment for it
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Dr. Apurva Pareek
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Udaipur
Your baby may be having antibiotic-associated diarrhea, worsened by teething. Give oral rehydration solution (ORS) and a pediatric probiotic as advised by your doctor. Avoid sugary or oily foods, and give light, easily digestible meals. Please consult your pediatrician urgently for a thorough check-up.
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Dr. Balavanthray D Masali
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Bijapur
It is common for babies to have digestive disturbances after a course of antibiotics, which can disrupt gut flora. The loose stools may be due to this or teething-related increased saliva intake. Ensure proper hydration with ORS, zinc supplementation (10–20 mg daily for 14 days), and a probiotic like Saccharomyces boulardii or Lactobacillus. Avoid dairy and offer a light, easily digestible diet. If symptoms persist or worsen (e.g., fever, dehydration signs, or blood in stools), consult a pediatrician.
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