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Hi, my 2yr toddler been having diarreh for 5 days and also been vomiting. he does not have a fever and we have been keeping him hydrated. i suspect he has a tummy ache as well. how long does this usually last? and what can i give him?
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Several help: Duration varies but can last more than a week. I recommend a variety of foods to help slow digestion/diarrhea: applesauce, bananas, steamed rice. Avoid apple juice, or other fruit juices, milk and fruit.
Answered 3/18/2020
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