Headache and dizziness

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

My husband had loose motions , and a heavy head. No.other co plaints no fever. He consulted a general physician and was administered norfloxacin+tinidazole 400+600 and Ranitidine 150 mg twice a day after meal. We also went ahead and got the Rt-PCR test done which came out as negative today. Even after proper medication as advised and rest he was very dizzy last night and has a heavy head after waking up today as well. He slept alright no disturbance. Seeking advice on further treatment.

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Dr. Aman Gangwani

General Physician 5 yrs exp Kanpur

Could be dehydrated because of loose motions

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Increase fluid intake - give coconut water / electral

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Accepted Answer

If his loose motions have stopped check his bp if its low can drink orsl or take saline in hospital