د. Bassem Skaff, طب النساء والتوليد - Hello, i suggest u visit a nearby ER to do blood tests, stool exam and IV hydration nd treatment... Nd accordingly u ll start treatment at home like ercefuryl , flagyl, buscopan ... U might have most ... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - These symptoms are very non-specific and could be early sings of impending gastroenteritis, what we call traveler's diarrhea, which requires oral antibiotic treatment in addition to proper hydrat... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - This could be a viral gastroenteritis (a viral infection that affects the stomach and intestines) or food poisoning. You need to follow an anti-diarrheal diet (oral rehydration solution, laban, boiled... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - This sounds like an infectious gastroenteritis (infection in the stomach and intestines, usually caused by bacteria). You need to be evaluated by a physician, do blood and stool tests, and in case you... إقرأ أكثر

د. Rania Mousa, الطب العام - Your son seems probably to complain of gastroenteritis since he suffers from fever and vomiting and he may progress in the coming hours or a day after from diarrhea or not . Viral gastroenteritis is... إقرأ أكثر

د. Rania Mousa, الطب العام - Because of diarrhea and vomiting, you also can become dehydrated,the dehydration makes you feel tired and unwell ,so beside your medical treatement try to take more fluids and you can take if the vomi... إقرأ أكثر

د. Ghassan Nawfal, الجراحة - Depending on the cause, viral gastroenteritis symptoms may appear within one to three days after you're infected and can range from mild to severe. Symptoms usually last just a day or two, but oc... إقرأ أكثر

د. Karim Farah, طب الأمراض الرئوية والتنفسية - Causes of gastroenteritis are usually viral. You don't need to take antibiotics unless there are severe symptoms (high grade fever for 2-3 days, blood in the stool, mucus in the stool, PMNs in st... إقرأ أكثر