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Loose motions problem
Patient age is 50 yrs had thyroid problem taking medicine also.but actual problem is from the past 30 days he is having loose motions around 12 times a day.we have consulted many doctors but the problem was not solved.recently he undergone for endoscopy and colonoscopy tests which shown everything normal.one report shown that the leucocytes number is very high, so doctor told us the blood infection has taken place in body and given some injections and medicines for 5 days.now it is third day.
My doubt is that still is it proper treatment or not? Can you please suggest me what actually happened and what may be the proper treatment??
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Dr. Manju Lihala
General Physician
42 yrs exp
Bangalore
You have not mentioned whether the loose motion has reduced or not with the current medicines and what medicines have been prescribed.
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