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What Cause Froth In Bowel Movement?

Hi... My 2 year old was vomiting 4 days ago... It lasted about 10 hrs... He came good but now four days later his poo is yellow in colour and the constancy of froth... Should I be worried... This has happened before twice after he had a virus... Thankyou... Michelle...
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi Michelle,
Welcome to the HCM

I completely understand your concerns but don't worry. Your child seems to be suffering from a toddler diarrhoea or a mild stomach upset.
I see such patients regularly at my clinic. The things which I recommend are:
1. Hold excess refined carbohydrate diet such as juices, sweet deserts and chocolates for next few days.
2. Keep your child well hydrated during the episode by regular feeds and oral rehydration therapy such as lemonade, soups, buttermilk etc.
3. Give him zinc supplement for next 2 weeks. Zinc helps in regeneration of gut mucosa and early recovery.
4. For intermittent vomiting, you may give Domperidone or ondansetrone syrup.

Hopefully this will help you. For further questions, you may contact me.
Take care
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What Cause Froth In Bowel Movement?

Hi Michelle, Welcome to the HCM I completely understand your concerns but don t worry. Your child seems to be suffering from a toddler diarrhoea or a mild stomach upset. I see such patients regularly at my clinic. The things which I recommend are: 1. Hold excess refined carbohydrate diet such as juices, sweet deserts and chocolates for next few days. 2. Keep your child well hydrated during the episode by regular feeds and oral rehydration therapy such as lemonade, soups, buttermilk etc. 3. Give him zinc supplement for next 2 weeks. Zinc helps in regeneration of gut mucosa and early recovery. 4. For intermittent vomiting, you may give Domperidone or ondansetrone syrup. Hopefully this will help you. For further questions, you may contact me. Take care