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Shivering with Loose motions
Hi,
I got moderate fever (99) with cramps in stomach and shivering due to cold temperature in Delhi 2 days back.
I took paracetamol and plenty of fluids to combat the situation. I also ordered chicken soup from a restaurant to make things better.
But unfortunately, it didn't work. Since yesterday, i developed loose motions (4-5 times a day) and then I took Norflox TZ along with ORS solutions to combat dehydration and infection (medicine was recommended to me by a physician on phone).
Situation is slightly better than yesterday, but motions are still loose. Please suggest
1. if the medication i m taking is right?
2. How many tablets of Norflox TZ can i take in a day?
3. How many sachet (10 of isabgol) can I take
along with it?
4. As fever subsided on day 1 after crocin intake, is covid test recommend?
5. Any other suggestions
Thanks
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How are your vitals? Has your weakness improved?
Temperature?
Any loss of appetite, loss of taste (metallic taste is a side-effect of Tz) & smell, breathlessness?
For stomach recovery, please start on a pre-probiotic from any reputed brand. Take that 30 minutes before meals twice a day and continue the course of Nor-Tz (take this after meals)
If you have not been in contact with any covid patient and have no symptoms of covid then a test wouldn't be mandatory.
Do continue hydration and electrolytes balance.
Eat light food like khichdi and allow the stomach to heal.
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