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Diarrhoea and rehydration

Oral rehydration salts

No prescription neededDiarrhoea and rehydration
Comes as:SachetPowder

Usual adult dose

Dissolve one packet in 1 litre of clean, boiled and cooled water. Adults: drink as much as wanted, at least 200 to 400 ml after each loose stool. Children under 2 years: 50 to 100 ml after each loose stool; 2 to 10 years: 100 to 200 ml. Make fresh every day and throw away after 24 hours. Keep breastfeeding.

Your doctor may give you a different dose. Children's doses depend on weight.

Side effects

Common

  • vomiting if drunk too fast (wait 10 minutes
  • then give slowly in small sips)

Serious — get help

Stop taking it and see a doctor straight away if you notice:

  • swelling of eyelids or face (too much given or made too strong)
  • signs of severe dehydration that do not improve

Do not take it, or take care, if

  • Do not make it with less water than instructed (too strong is harmful)
  • Severe dehydration, unconsciousness or inability to drink — go to a clinic for a drip
  • Blood in stool, high fever or diarrhoea in a young baby — see a doctor

Interactions

No important interactions are listed in our database. Still tell your doctor or pharmacist everything you take.

Pregnancy

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  5. X

Not established

Not established. Ask your doctor before using it in pregnancy or while trying to get pregnant.

Generic alternatives

Similar medicines your doctor or pharmacist may offer instead.

  • Zinc sulfateNo prescription needed
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Always follow your doctor or pharmacistThis page is general information, not a prescription. Do not start, stop or change a medicine on your own.