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Stomach Pain, Loos Motions, Vomiting. Taken Injections, Novid, Still Paining. Remedy?

HEY MY SIS WOKE UP THIS MORNING WITH PAINS IN STOMACH , SHE HAD A LOOSE BOWEL MOVEMENT AND WAS THEN OK but still had the abdo pain,Then about an hour ago started vomiting .SHe has stopped now but is still complaining of abdo pain ? We also let her to the doc and he gave her an injection n some medicines includng NOVID bt sfter two three hour she strtd feeling the same pain ?? Age is 17
Mon, 29 Jul 2013
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This appears to be due to a viral gastroenteritis which may cause abdominal cramps,diaorrhea and vomiting.Fluid and electrolyte replacement orally or by a intravenous drip,antiemetic drugs,antispasmodics will help.This is usually self limiting and settles down within a couple of days.A visit to your PCP will help diagnose the problem and rule out anything serious.
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Stomach Pain, Loos Motions, Vomiting. Taken Injections, Novid, Still Paining. Remedy?

This appears to be due to a viral gastroenteritis which may cause abdominal cramps,diaorrhea and vomiting.Fluid and electrolyte replacement orally or by a intravenous drip,antiemetic drugs,antispasmodics will help.This is usually self limiting and settles down within a couple of days.A visit to your PCP will help diagnose the problem and rule out anything serious.