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Posted On : 05/11/2018 00:00:10
erythromycin syrup..is it causing vomiting for children_? can be given in cases of mild diarrhea_?
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Expert Answer :
Erythromycin can cause vomiting. It is recommended in children with diarrhea due to cholera. It is not used for other bacterial diarrhea as there are better antibiotics available.
Answer Discussion :
W
Wael
no it's can be given
8 months ago
S
Shubhranshu Shekhar
Erythromycin has an association in development of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, hence vomiting may be a presentation.
diarrhea requires fluid and electrolytes primarily. not sure about erythromycin
8 months ago
O
Osama Mustafa Simsaa
yes
can be given
8 months ago
M
mohammed
side effects include GIT upsets including vomiting but if indicated it can be given if mild diarrhea
8 months ago



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