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His brain lesions are causing raised pressure. Get a CT scan or an MRI done ASAP, and consult immediately.

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The fact that your daughter's stomach pain has improved is a positive sign. However, the persistent feeling of nausea and occasional vomiting may ind...more

If you were engage physically then do the preg-test to confirm pregnancy
for now take ondem once daily.

There many ways to improve diet and some medications safe in pregnancy.
You can consult online for same
regards.

Thodisi vomiting hona, khana achha nahi lagne pahle 3 -3.5 months hota hai. Agar jyada ulti na ho to dava avoid kar shakte ho. General advise - 20 % extra calories, protein jyada, all vitamins & minerals, calcium iron supplements, folic acid dha supplements.

Dear Lybrate user, it can definitely be because of vaccine. But to exclude viral fever is also necessary. If there is any pediatrician. Visit him. If he is better, then wait.

All cases may not be alike. Sometime fever can be accompany before ,during or after vomiting, or loose motions. Follow your doctor or take second opinion. God bless you.

If your urine is yellow get it examined. If it is normal then take bland diet,avoid spicy and oily food, take plenty of water. Take one tablet of Aciloc RD daily before food.If no relief consult doctor

Hello
average weight of a 1-year-old baby is approximately 9.8 kg.
You should quit breastfeeding to your baby, immediately. He should be hydrated, properly.
Provide him colourful meal of his own choice, His diet be rich in protein, carbohydrates, fats. He should be allowed to mix up with his friends. Give him homoeopathic medicine:@ Cina 30-2 drops, thrice, dly.
Take care.

It is better to wait and watch while giving enough water and fluids than to rush and give multiple medicines at a time! Kindly read about the subject from the internet and take sufficient precautions (always check for signs of dehydration, fever, etc which needs attention) so that in future you should not panic. Be objective and observe for signs and symptoms and let the doctor diagnose (give sufficient time) and then give antibiotics. Right now, you may go back to the doctor to review wether it...more