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Frequent loose motion
I took Norflox-TZ to treat loose motions for 5 days. On the 5th day, loose motion started again. I stopped taking Norflox and I am still having infrequent loose stools two or three times per day. Is it okay to take Metronidazole for this? Or what else should I do?
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You not treat your self . Take an opinion from a nearby physician. Probably you need to have stool analysis . You have not mentioned if you taken food may not hygienic . Anyways first visit a physician
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Take light food like khecheri curd and banana
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Start tablet vizylac three times a day, electral powder with water, feel free to consult further.
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