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Suggest Treatment For Severe Diarrhoea And High Fever

Hi, my 4 yr son got severe diarrhea last week , he was having high fever also, so peadiatrician kept him on drip for one day with continous injection for next five day. So he was fine untill he was having injections but on 6th day he got again diarrhea, after that his medicine was replaced as he is taking ofloxacin and ornidazole suspension with prebiotic sachet.Now he is fine and having no complaint of loose motion but some time he complaints for mild stomach pain , so there is somtehing which is not cure yet or any kind of infection.please guide me.
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Since the fever and loose motions are controlled, we can expect that the infection is controlled. Is the pain in the tummy severe or prolonged? If not, I think it is not of a great concern. Make sure he eats at regular intervaks and takes plenty of water.
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Diarrhoea And High Fever

Since the fever and loose motions are controlled, we can expect that the infection is controlled. Is the pain in the tummy severe or prolonged? If not, I think it is not of a great concern. Make sure he eats at regular intervaks and takes plenty of water.