
Diarrhoea (Loose Motions) & Vomiting
Treatment, dehydration checks and safe recovery.
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When are loose motions dangerous for a child?
Loose motions become dangerous when a child shows signs of dehydration: fewer wet nappies, no tears, dry mouth, sunken eyes, unusual sleepiness or refusing to drink. Blood in the stool, vomiting everything, or diarrhoea lasting more than a few days also need a doctor. ORS and continued feeding are the first steps at home.
What’s covered
- Acute gastroenteritis
- Dehydration assessment
- ORS and zinc guidance
- Persistent diarrhoea
- Food intolerance concerns
- Reflux and repeated vomiting in babies
- Stomach pain
What to expect at your visit
- 1Tell us what’s worrying you and your child’s history
- 2A careful examination by Dr. Zohaib
- 3A clear explanation and a practical plan
- 4Follow-up when it’s needed
Where to see Dr. Zohaib


Cosmesurge International Hospital
Questions parents ask
Should I stop milk during diarrhoea?
Usually no. Keep breastfeeding and normal feeding. Dr. Zohaib will tell you if any change is needed.
How do I make ORS correctly?
Mix one sachet in the exact amount of clean water written on the packet. Too little water makes it unsafe.
Does my child need a drip?
Only for moderate to severe dehydration or if they can't keep fluids down.
From the practice of Dr. H M Zohaib, Child Specialist & Neonatologist. This page is general guidance and does not replace a consultation.
Worried about your child? Talk to Dr. Zohaib.
For an emergency, go straight to the nearest hospital emergency or call 1122.
