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Vomiting and loose motion since last 2
2.8 years girl, she started vommoting since last two days, 4-5 times a day, since last one day she committed for one time , also she has loose motion and stool is watery going for toilet many times , seems she don't feel to eat , she is only taking water most of the time, below medicines started since last one day,
Modem - 2.5 ml three times a day
Meftal p - 5ml three times a day
Hifen100ds - 5ml two times a day
Gifaxin 100mg - 5ml two times a day
All above medicines for three days
I am not sure whether this is right prescription as don't see much improvement, because of not eating she is not sleeping well.
How much time it takes to getting well ?
Can someone help please?
Or need good consulting?
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Dr. Trupti Shetty
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Usually antibiotics would require at least 2 days to take effect and reduce symptoms, only if the infection is bacterial. They have no role in viral infections. Kindly get her stool examination done, if you haven't already.
Also if the fever continues, you would also need to get a blood test done
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in the meanwhile, try and maintain hydration with ORS coconut water, glucose water, lemon juice, rice kanji, buttermilk and/or curd
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