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I am suffering from loose motion from 10 PM. I have gone toilet 6-7 times till now. Headache, knee pain and burning in feet also. Which medicine i should take. I have sporlac and econorm.
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You need to take antibiotics, probiotics and ORS to get relief from  gastrointestinal infection.  You should take plenty of liquids to avoid dehydration. Please consult us online for prescription and further advice
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Hello. I have reviewed your symptoms regarding the sudden onset of diarrhea and the associated pains you are experiencing. ​The frequent episodes of loose motions (6–7 times in a few hours) put you at a high risk of dehydration, which often causes secondary symptoms like headaches and muscle/joint discomfort. ​1. Immediate Management ​Hydration is Priority: The most important step is to start ORS (Oral Rehydration Salts) immediately. Drink one glass of ORS after every episode of loose motion to replace lost electrolytes. ​Sporlac and Econorm: Both of these are probiotics that help restore healthy gut bacteria. You can start taking them as they are generally safe, but they may take some time to slow down the frequency of stools. ​Dietary Changes: Stick to the BRAT diet (Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast). Avoid dairy products, spicy foods, and caffeine until your stomach settles. ​2. Understanding the Additional Symptoms ​Headache & Knee Pain: These are often signs of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance. As you rehydrate with ORS, these should start to improve. ​Burning in Feet: This is an unusual symptom for simple diarrhea. It could be related to severe dehydration or an underlying nutritional deficiency that is being highlighted by the current illness. ​3. When to See a Doctor Immediately ​Please consult a physician if you notice any of the following: ​Blood or Mucus in your stool. ​High-grade fever or persistent vomiting that prevents you from drinking fluids. ​Signs of severe dehydration: Extreme thirst, very dark urine, or feeling dizzy when standing up. ​Worsening burning sensation in your feet.
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Looks like acute diarrhea, but I need a few more details to guide you properly. Any fever or vomiting? Any blood in stool? Recent outside food or travel? Urine output and hydration status? For now Start ORS frequently very important You can take either Sporlac or Econorm any one is fine Eat light rice, curd, banana Please book a consultation so I can guide you properly based on your full history.
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Tab oflox tz one morning and one evening for 5days. Tab sporlac one every 8hours for 5 days. Tab paracetamol 500mg one every 8hours for 3 days. Tab neurobion forte one daily for 4 weeks. Take rehydrating fluids like coconut water, salted butter milk,  lemonade, weak tea.drink more water. Take due precautions,  while going out in hot sun.
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ORS sabse important hai – har loose stool ke baad 1 glass sip-sip karke lena hai. Sporolac ya Econorm me se koi ek continue kar sakte ho (dono saath nahi). Medicine plan: • Tab Norflox-TZ BD for 3 days • Tab Pantoprazole 40 mg OD (empty stomach morning) • Paracetamol SOS for headache/body ache • Agar stools bahut frequent hain to Loperamide SOS le sakte ho (fever/blood ho to avoid) Diet light rakho – khichdi, dahi, banana, toast. Oily/spicy avoid karo, hydration maintain rakho. Agar 2–3 din me improvement nahi aata, ya fever, blood in stool, vomiting ya dehydration symptoms (chakkar, kam urine) ho to turant doctor ko dikhao.
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Enterogermina respule three times for three to five days. At present use electoral powder buttermilk curd LAMONADE in abundance. Pcm 650 sos after food.
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Econorm and sporolac is probiotics, he recovered only gut flora.also include 1).ORS electoral .2).racecodatril 100mg bd .3)loperamide 2mg if diarrhoea is severe.
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u should take loperamide for 3 days and also multivitamins for 1 week
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Are you having fever? Any vomiting? What is the consistency? Associated abdominal pain?
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Continue taking sporolac 3 times a day Ors solution 2-3 times a day maintain adequate hydration. and book a consultation with details regarding your symptoms for further help
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Please consult for proper prescription and guidance.
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Please book online consultation for proper prescription
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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need more information kindly consult
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Sporolac
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Infection Drink plenty of water
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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