Brief Answer:
Looks to be Gastroenteritis

Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX XXXXXX.

Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
This looks to be a case of gastroenteritis You have already given Metrogyl 400, so do not give a combination containing Ornidazole as both of them work in the similar way. You can give plain Oflox under Doctors' guidance.

Since she has taken curd-rice, taking water and Electral, vomiting looks under control at the moment. One packet of Electral has to be diluted in one liter of boiled and cooled water or from a water purifier.

It is always better to be seen and examined by a Doctor if you have a hospital nearby. The Pulse , Blood pressure and other vitals are checked as also the physical examination of the abdomen to rule out any Emergency and appropriate injections given to stop vomiting, antibiotics and you get a proper prescription for an Antibiotic, Metronidazole, Probiotics, PPI or Ranitidine, Activated charcoal tablets; Intravenous fluids if there is dehydration and / or electrolyte imbalance. Painkillers are best avoided as they reduce the pain by relaxing the small and large intestines which can retain the infected material in them and can cause more problems. They are not contraindicated but n cause a diagnostic problem. We always give antispasmodic like dicyclomin after the physical examination is done.

Temperature being normal in such cases is not always a good sign as it is not elevated in some particular gram-negative infections and it is always a Doctor who can identify this by clinical examination. Sometimes septicemia and / bacteremia is easily missed.

Get the necessary investigations of the blood, urine, stool and ultrasonography tomorrow morning.

Wishing for an early recovery.
Please feel free to ask for more. You may please post any particular information like sweating, giddiness, weakness, bloating or so, you would like to share or get a clarification.

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