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Tiredness and stomach issues
My daughter was suffering from multiple bowel movements for past 14 days. She was on antibiotics for around 10 days. She is better now but still passes stool for around 2 times a day. She is also have cold for the past few days. We are giving her Honeytus and timnic as suggested. She seems to be very tired these days and has lost a lot of appetite as well. Please suggest what could be the reason and how should we deal with this.
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As she is recovering from a prolonged diarrhoea, it will take some time for her appetite to fully recover. Stool frequency should also return to normal over next few days.
Continue same cold medicine.
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Advance diet slowly. do not try to force feed.
Give light and healthy home made food only, like curd,khichdi, apples, banana, anar, Dal rice etc
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Keep regular follow up with pediatrician till complete recovery.
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