I've been feeling really off since I ate at this remote place on Saturday. I woke up the next morning with diarrhea, fever, and just like my energy was drained. I can hardly stand or sit for long periods without feeling exhausted. The doctor gave me Unienzyme and NorflaxTZ with electrol, and while the fever's gone, the diarrhea is still hanging around. Is this normal? Should I be worried that it's not stopping? What can I do to feel better faster?

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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MBBS
2+ Yrs

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That could be food poisoning no need to worry,consume plenty of water stay hydrated,if its still continuing,you can take tab Redotil 100mg three times in a day.

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