My 3 year old son have pnemonia when he was 1 year old he got treatment in hospital for days and then after that for every few months he is having this digestive problems bloating or white pale motions,fever,caugh.he gets sick very often.he is a good eater but when he gets this bloating problem he stops eating one meal after one meal and then he gets sick after using syrups and antibiotics he gets normal.why is this happening how to imrpove his digestive system and his immunity.does pnemonia causes digestive problems? When ever he gets sick i get worried.now he had bloating for few days and then he stopped eating properly now from 3 days he is having fever and caugh and loose motions.his urine is yellow
he gets very weakk when this happens.please do suggest what to do and how to cure my son at home.
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There is no direct relation of pneumonia and stomach illness but prolonged use of antibiotics may kill good bacteria of the gut which leads to indigestion and bloating.
Repeated illness till 5yrs of age is common due to weak immunity.
If weight and height is not growing well then your son needs complete evaluation.
Next Steps
Start vitamin B12 and folic acid tablets.
give curd and fruits in his diet.
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take care of his diet, ensure passing stools daily, vaccination is important.
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