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Infant With Dysentery, Green Stools, Red Rashes. Are The Medicines Phexin, Mintonia, Vizylac Right Treatment?

Hello Dr,

My baby is 7 months old and she is suffering from dysentery,as advised by the doctor we are giving her lot of water frequently & porridge,curd rice but the stool color has changed into green in the second day..mrvr rashes makes her screaming whole night...its become reddish& she cant even sit properly..The ointment using for that is T-bact, siloderm

Oral Medicines
phexin ,mintonia & vizylac

She has Severe cold too....it is advisable to take the same medicines or do i need to take a second opinion.

Kindly advc,...







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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Continue with medication as advised.
I suggest you to avoid diapers and keep area dry,pat it gently while cleaning.
Regarding cold in case it persist get him examined by pediatrician he may need decongestant for that.

Hope this helps.
God bless...
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Infant With Dysentery, Green Stools, Red Rashes. Are The Medicines Phexin, Mintonia, Vizylac Right Treatment?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Continue with medication as advised. I suggest you to avoid diapers and keep area dry,pat it gently while cleaning. Regarding cold in case it persist get him examined by pediatrician he may need decongestant for that. Hope this helps. God bless...