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Suffering from lose motion, stomach pain
My wife suffering from lose motions and stomach pain last night. Can she take Norflox-TZ RF. She is also lactating mother.
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Norflox-TZ should be avoided during lactation. Since most of the times loose motions is due to viral infections,in such case antibiotics won't be required.Need detailed history to rule out other causes.
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Take ORS and drink 2-3 litres water per day, Tab CYCLOPAM 1-0-1 for pain abdomen, Cap VELGUT 1-0-1 for 5 days
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consult general physician if blood/pus in stools, severe pain abdomen,weakness
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Cephalosporin is better for use by lactating mother. But for a short duration (2-3 days) , Norflox can also be used.
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Dr. Gunjan Jha
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Noida
Off course she can.
Focus more on hydration, make sure she drinks lots of fluids specially ORS.
Also she should consult a doctor in person if above symptoms persist.
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