Management of cholera with
oral rehydration solution. J Com Dis 1975;7:124-8.
They said: "It is concluded there is little direct clinical data to answer our question but many scientific analyses demonstrating the inappropriateness of non-physiological liquids for the treatment of acute gastroenteritis in children compared with physiologically-based
oral rehydration solutions.
Treated patients needed fewer unscheduled intravenous infusions, and their intake of
oral rehydration solution was consistently less, particularly in the period from 48 to 72 hours.
Rice-based
oral rehydration solution for treating diarrhoea.
Your doctor will give you the names of
oral rehydration solutions to give your child for diarrhea.
[UKPRwire, Sun Nov 18 2018] Nutritional Benefits of Zinc Supplements to Drive its Demand in Non-Infectious Diarrhea Treatment Market Anti-Diarrheal medications have been gaining significant traction in non-infectious diarrhea treatment market coupled with
oral rehydration solution for preventing or treating loss of fluid.
[ClickPress, Wed Nov 14 2018] Nutritional Benefits of Zinc Supplements to Drive its Demand in Non-Infectious Diarrhea Treatment Market Anti-Diarrheal medications have been gaining significant traction in non-infectious diarrhea treatment market coupled with
oral rehydration solution for preventing or treating loss of fluid.
Stressing the importance of rehydration, Ms Modibedi said rehydration with
Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) should be done as per health care workers' instructions.
Two boxes of CAMPOLAS (cotrimoxazole, amoxicillin, mefenamic acid, paracetamol,
oral rehydration solution, lagundi, vitamin A, skin ointment) amounting to Php 56,439 were distributed to the heavily affected municipalities of Hermosa and Dinalupihan.
Learn basic first aid skills such as
Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) beforehand in the event that your children become ill during an emergency.
The treatment included an
oral rehydration solution at a cholera treatment unit supported by the World Bank and the UN children's agency, UNICEF.
"If any of the instances above occur, women should break their fast immediately and drink water containing salt and sugar or an
oral rehydration solution. They should also contact their doctor immediately," Dr El Taher added.
