Starting Saturday night, my baby developed a fever (vomiting, diarrhea). I managed to bring the feve…

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Starting Saturday night, my baby developed a fever (vomiting, diarrhea). I managed to bring the fever down yesterday afternoon, and it hasn't returned. She's been crying half the night, complaining of a stomach ache. She's already had a bowel movement (loose), but her stomach still hurts. My third little one just recovered from a nasty virus herself (she was sick for 2 days prior), and it was very tough. She was on IV fluids for 3 days, didn't eat anything for 3 days, and had frequent diarrhea and vomiting. However, she started receiving antibiotics on her first day in the hospital and recovered in 4 days. By yesterday afternoon, her stools were formed, and she was eating everything. My point is, my second baby hasn't been given antibiotics. They seem to have the exact same thing. Should I start giving her Meningo? Can I give it to her now? I'm taking my second one to the doctor tomorrow morning. What should I do now? I don't know how to relieve her pain.
The vomiting was stopped with cerucal yesterday afternoon. Diarrhea happened 6 times yesterday after… She was sick yesterday and had diarrhea a couple of times. Today, the diarrhea is gone, but when she…
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A Tatyana
Furazolidone can help, I treat my kids with it. They give it at the infectious disease ward for rotavirus, etc...
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Lushnikova Tatyana
A Tatyana Back in our childhood, they treated all diarrhea with it.
But now she struggles to even take Enterol 😞 and Furazolidone is bitter, isn't it?
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A Tatyana
A Tatyana Well, forcing it down right away is better than being sick...
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Katerina
I would give it, yes.
I was actually in the pharmacy recently and they didn't have Enterol, so they gave me some other analog.
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A Tatyana
A Tatyana Polysorb is lighter, but getting them to drink it is another challenge...
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Katerina
I'd probably call an ambulance. What if it's appendicitis...
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Ivanova anna
I would have called an ambulance long ago or gone to the ER myself to rule out any surgical issues. And called the doctor, of course.
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Svetlana
It can hurt for a long time. I don't know how old yours is, but my son was prescribed Creon and Trimedat for the pain.
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Zhanna Kostina
Wow, you have some serious willpower! I would have called an ambulance by now.
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Lyubov
In cases where children complain of severe abdominal pain, I go to the emergency room to rule out appendicitis.
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Olga
A child's stomach ache is no joke, I'm calling an ambulance. What if it's something serious, what if it needs surgery...
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GALIYA
Call an ambulance, let them take a look
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