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Would need further details like the consistency and nature of your stool, number of episodes per day, whether there's any blood in your stool, whether you have fever. number of vomiting episodes. You may connect with me for proper diagnosis and management.
Next Steps
Meanwhile, your first step would be to keep yourself hydrated. Drink plenty of WHO ORS, also available as Electral powder. Sip every 5 to 10 mins. Avoid plain water as it can worsen electrolyte imbalance. Stop solid food temporarily, stick to ORS, coconut water and Barley water. After vomiting stabilizers each The BRAT diet (Banana, cooked Rice, Applesauce (boiled apple) and Toast. don't consume milk or any other dairy products.
Health Tips
Don't ignore dehydration, go to the hospital now if you have
Sunken eyes, dry mouth, no urine for >8 hours.
- Dizziness/confusion, rapid heartbeat.
- Blood in vomit/stool or severe abdominal pain.
- High fever (>101°F/38.3°C) or signs of shock (cold skin, weak pulse).
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Your symptoms suggest acute gastroenteritis, likely due to infection. Stay hydrated with ORS or electrolyte fluids. Avoid solid food for now. Take antiemetics and probiotics. If vomiting, diarrhea, or pain persists beyond 24–48 hours, seek immediate medical care.
For Vomitings take tab.Ondansetron (Domperidone)
Loose motion ORS + Probiotic sachet (like Econorm)
Stomach pain Antispasmodic like Drotaverine/Buscopan
Infection Antibiotics ONLY if advised (eg. Norfloxacin, Rifaximin)
Next Steps
Tests (If not improving in 2–3 days):
CBC, CRP (for infection)
Stool Routine and Culture
Electrolytes (Na+, K+)
Ultrasound abdomen (if stomach pain continues)
Health Tips
Hydration ORS, coconut water, frequent small sips
Food Light, bland food after vomiting settles
Medication Anti-emetic + probiotic (only with doctor)
Monitor Urine, stool, fever, signs of dehydration
Doctor visit If symptoms worsen or no relief in 48 hrs
If you have strong nausea and more vomiting, first take Inj. Ondansetron 2m.l I.M., otherwise there is risk of vomiting out the tablets. Then after 8 to 10 hours , take tab domperidone 10mg every 8hours for 2 days.
Tab ofloxacin+Tinidazole one morning and one evening for 3 days.
Tab lomofen 2mg every 8hours for 2 to 3 doses and should be stopped once loose motions stops.
Tab meftal spas one every 8 hours for 2 days.
Oral rehydration solution , add a packet to about a liter of water and drink it in small quantity for over an hour.
If weakness is more , feeling giddy, b.p.is low, take 500ml of dextrose, normal saline (DNS)fluid intravenous in a hospital setting.
Tab Emset4 MD to put under toung it dissolve with saliva slowly once for vomit. OR
Inj ondasteron one ample intramuscular in gluteal reason.
Tab meftal spas ds two times a day after food for 3 days.
Once vomit stop add lots of water liquid lemonade, electoral powder ,buttermilk.
Enterogermina respule three times for three days to stop stool.
Oz tab two times a day after food for 3 to five days.
Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR 5 days.
Hello take emset 8 mg twice daily 1 hr before food for 3 days
Take econorm capsule twice daily after food for 3 days
Take zedott 100mg twice daily 1hr before food for 3 days
Take esomac 40 on empty stomach
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