Lomofen Plus 2 MG Tablet Health Feed

Hi, take Sulphur 200, 5 drops as a single dose.
Arsenic alb. 30, 5 drops twice daily.
BC no. 08, 5 tabs thrice daily.
Revert me after 2 days.

yes it is due to the medicine you've taken. every time you shouldn't take medicine to stop the motion. it is depended upon frequency and texture of stool material. now take more water and green vegi. and if loose motion starts again, just take simple tab. Sporlac-DS 1tab thrice a day with meal.

Relax, and then repeat with the other leg.
Repeat this cycle 2 to 4 times. Lie on your back. ...
Cross your left leg over your right so that your left ankle rests on your right knee.

Stop eating at uncertified eating houses or at roadside. Stop spicy food because your system is irritated by it. Do not take Loperamide routinely, it is not good. You may need a prescription for which you will have to consult privately.

Dear ,
any diarrhoea more than 4 weeks is called chronic diarrhea.
Have you done any stool test?
have you done endoscopy?
please upload all test reports so that we can help you better.
Librax has loperamide which is derivative from moprhine and yes it can cause sleepiness.

Hi Pragya... It is better to get investigated for simple CBC MP.

You may take homoeopathic medicine
Cinchona officinale 200 one dose.

Plz go for stool examination Intake of: juices, buttermilk, ganji, khichadi. Soft diet
Stop: spices, green chilly, milk, non-veg.

Meftal Spas 1 tab twice or thrice a day
loperamide 2 tab thrice a day till watery stools stops
Oflox-oz 1 tab twice a day for 3 days.

Diarrhea can be relieved by taking antidiarrheal medicines such as loperamide (1 brand name: imodium) and bismuth subsalicylate (2 brand names: kaopectate, pepto-bismol).

Dear parents, andial is an anti diarrheal agent, but we are not frequently using this drug in kids. Because,it can cause constipation. Other than constipation, if your child may suffer from infective diarrhea in which bacteria can penetrate bowel wall, then loperamide will give more time to bacteria to stay in your child's gut by preventing passage of stool. So in infective diarrhea, loperamide will cause delay in clearance of bacteria. So you should take a pediatrician's advice first. And at th...more