Loperamide Health Feed

Wait for two days, if you face any problem you may contact for proper treatment. Take light food and avoid over eating.

Tablet loperamide -- to control the frequency of loosemotions and get your stools checked for culture and sensitivity

Take metronidazole 100 mg it will be better. Regular consumption of milk boiled with dry ginger will completely cures it.

You must complete th antibiotic course for 5 days. Please add ors ilitre to be sipped throuout the day. As for loperamide, I would not advise too many tablets.
Kindly consult your physician.

No u should not take it for long,,if u wants to get relief of ur IBS then u have to do proper constitutional homoeopathic treatment,,by this only it will be better

Avoid Lomid 2 mg if there is blood in stool. If the loose motions are with blood in stool or it's dark or black in color and/or associated with pain in abdomen take him to a doctor. The patient may need proper antibiotic. If the patient is dehydrated due to 2-3 days loose motions he may need fluid management. ORS may help for restoration of fluids. If nausea is an associate symptom then intravenous fluid management by a doctor is must. Avoid excessive hot or cold beverages. Lomid makes patient d...more

No, you must not give roko to babies below 12 months or even more than a 1-year child and I would say even adults. Only ORS needs to be given and the cause of diarrhoea in an infant less than one year is bottle feeding and you must stop it and feed only breast and other feeds with spoon

Till pregnancy test is not positive you can take ,with physician ,s prescription ,n not self medications pls.

Avoid outside food, fried, masala and fast food. Take ORS for preventing dehydration. Drink boiled/ treated water. Homeopathy has very good treatment for your problem. No side effects. Homeopathic treatment is painless and safe. Please take homeopathic medicine Podophyllum 200-once daily in the morning for 5 days. Consult me through “Lybrate text consult” for further comprehensive treatment.Rs 149

No. It causes more harm than good. Is the baby passing urine 8-10 times per day, having good appetite and activity and gaining weight? If yes to all the above, you shouldn't be worried. Continue breastfeeding at a higher frequency.
In case of lethargy, decreased feeding, decreased urine output and blood in stool, contact a pediatrician immediately.