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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa161.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical, ml_categories_json AS ml_categories_json, ml_types_json AS ml_types_json, ml_intent_types_json AS ml_intent_types_json, meta_language AS meta_language, attrs_author AS attrs_author, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_publish_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_original_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_original_publish_time, ifNull(attrs_is_republished, 0) AS attrs_is_republished, ifNull(attrs_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_nr_words, ifNull(attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, ifNull(body_ext_links_number, 0) AS body_ext_links_number, ifNull(body_int_links_number, 0) AS body_int_links_number, ifNull(meta_nofollow, 0) AS meta_nofollow, ifNull(meta_noarchive, 0) AS meta_noarchive, ifNull(props_was_rendered, 0) AS props_was_rendered, ifNull(src_redirect, \'\') AS src_redirect, ifNull(download_time_msec, 0) AS download_time_msec, ifNull(download_ttfb_msec, 0) AS download_ttfb_msec, ifNull(download_size, 0) AS download_size FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.columbuspediatricclinic.com/advice/Diarrhea-on-Antibiotics\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.columbuspediatricclinic.com/advice/Diarrhea-on-Antibiotics\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/advice\/Diarrhea-on-Antibiotics","crawl_time":1774572856,"first_indexed_time":0,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,columbuspediatricclinic!www,\/advice\/Diarrhea-on-Antibiotics s443","src_root_hash":"7376093856069512561","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Parent Care","meta_descriptions":[],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Definition\nDiarrhea begins while taking an antibiotic\nDiarrhea means 2 or more watery or very loose stools. Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal.\nCall or Return If\nBlood appears in the stools\nSigns of dehydration occur\nLoose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic\nYou think your child needs to be seen\nYour child becomes worse\nAbout This Topic\nSymptoms\nThe loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic.\nIt's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day.\nUnlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting.\nThe stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug.\nCause\nAntibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut.\nToo many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools.\nDiarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug.\nLoose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped.\nDiarrhea Scale\nMild:\n2-5 watery stools per day\nModerate:\n6-9 watery stools per day\nSevere:\n10 or more watery stools per day\nThe main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this.\nAfter Care Advice\nOverview:\nMild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics.\nThis is not an allergic reaction to the drug.\nThe drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result.\nHere is some care advice that should help.\nKeep Giving the Antibiotic:\nKeep giving the drug as ordered.\nTry not to miss any of the doses.\nThe drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools.\nTake the drug until it is gone.\nDiet:\nKeep your child on a normal diet.\nIf your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest.\nDrink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea.\nDo not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse.\nProbiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older:\nProbiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut.\nProbiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools.\nYogurt\nis the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for \"probiotic\" yogurts)\nProbiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores.\nDiaper Rash:\nWash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper.\nTo protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). Put it on the skin around the anus.\nWhat to Expect:\nMany antibiotics cause loose stools, but it's usually mild.\nRarely do they cause any weight loss or dehydration.\nAfter the drug is finished, stools return to normal in 1 or 2 days.\nReturn to Child Care or School:\nYour child can go back to child care after the stools are formed.\nCan go back sooner if your child has bowel control. 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Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal.\n\n### Call or Return If\n- Blood appears in the stools\n- Signs of dehydration occur\n- Loose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic\n- You think your child needs to be seen\n- Your child becomes worse\n\n### About This Topic\n**Symptoms**\n\n- The loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic.\n- It's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day.\n- Unlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting.\n- The stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug.\n\n**Cause**\n\n- Antibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut.\n- Too many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools.\n- Diarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug.\n- Loose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped.\n\n**Diarrhea Scale**\n\n- **Mild:** 2-5 watery stools per day\n- **Moderate:** 6-9 watery stools per day\n- **Severe:** 10 or more watery stools per day\n- The main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this.\n\n### After Care Advice\n**Overview:**\n\n- Mild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics.\n- This is not an allergic reaction to the drug.\n- The drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result.\n- Here is some care advice that should help.\n\n**Keep Giving the Antibiotic:**\n\n- Keep giving the drug as ordered.\n- Try not to miss any of the doses.\n- The drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools.\n- Take the drug until it is gone.\n\n**Diet:**\n\n- Keep your child on a normal diet.\n- If your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest.\n- Drink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea.\n- Do not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse.\n\n**Probiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older:**\n\n- Probiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut.\n- Probiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools.\n- **Yogurt** is the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for \"probiotic\" yogurts)\n- Probiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores.\n\n**Diaper Rash:**\n\n- Wash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper.\n- To protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). Put it on the skin around the anus.\n\n**What to Expect:**\n\n- Many antibiotics cause loose stools, but it's usually mild.\n- Rarely do they cause any weight loss or dehydration.\n- After the drug is finished, stools return to normal in 1 or 2 days.\n\n**Return to Child Care or School:**\n\n- Your child can go back to child care after the stools are formed.\n- Can go back sooner if your child has bowel control. Reason: Loose stools from antibiotics do not spread any disease.\n\nAuthor:  Barton Schmitt MD, FAAP Copyright\n\nDisclaimer:  This health information is for educational purposes only. You the reader assume full responsibility for how you choose to use it.\n\nArticle 2494\n\n[![Logo](https:\/\/server4.remedyconnect.com\/_common\/duda\/2de9c39f-fac5-449e-9d61-9d266c447a6e\/Green%20Stacked%20Logo%20White%20Words%20\\(7\\).png)](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/)\n\n- [Providers](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/providers)\n- [Reviews](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Reviews)\n- [Appointments](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Appointments)\n- [Policies](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Policies)\n- [Forms](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/forms)\n- [Is Your Child Sick?®](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/is-your-child-sick)\n\n- [About Us](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/about-us)\n  - [Our Mission](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/our-mission)\n  - [Providers](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/providers)\n  - [Practice News](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/practice-news)\n  - [Reviews](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Reviews)\n  - [FAQs](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/FAQs)\n- [New Patients](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/new-patients)\n  - [Are You Expecting?](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/are-you-expecting)\n  - [Are We a Good Fit?](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Are-We-a-Good-Fit)\n  - [Join Our Practice](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/join-our-practice)\n- [Office Info](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/office)\n  - [Appointments](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Appointments)\n  - [Telephone Policy](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/telephone-policy)\n  - [Forms](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/forms)\n  - [Policies](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Policies)\n  - [Insurance & Billing](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Insurance-Billing)\n  - [After Hours\/Nurse Triage](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/after-hours-nurse-triage)\n- [Services](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/services)\n  - [Well Child Visits](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Well-Child-Visits)\n  - [Sick Child Visits](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Sick-Child-Visits)\n  - [Other Services](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Other-Services)\n  - [Hospitals](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Hospitals)\n- [Resources](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/resource)\n  - [Is Your Child Sick?®](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/is-your-child-sick)\n  - [Medicine Dosages](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Medicine-Dosages)\n  - [Immunizations](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Immunizations)\n  - [What's Going Around?](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Whats-Going-Around)\n  - [Medical Library](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/Medical-Library)\n  - [Helpful Links](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/resources)\n- [Location](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/locations)\n- [Careers](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/careers)\n\nCopyright ©  . All Rights Reserved.  Medical Web Design by [RemedyConnect.](https:\/\/www.remedyconnect.com\/)  See our [Disclaimer](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/disclaimer) and [Privacy Policy.](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/privacy-policy) [Website Admin](https:\/\/www.columbuspediatricclinic.com\/advice\/Diarrhea-on-Antibiotics)\n\nShare by:","attrs_readable_markdown":"Definition\n\n- Diarrhea begins while taking an antibiotic\n- Diarrhea means 2 or more watery or very loose stools. Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal.\n\nCall or Return If\n\n- Blood appears in the stools\n- Signs of dehydration occur\n- Loose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic\n- You think your child needs to be seen\n- Your child becomes worse\n\nAbout This Topic\n\n**Symptoms**\n\n- The loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic.\n- It's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day.\n- Unlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting.\n- The stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug.\n\n**Cause**\n\n- Antibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut.\n- Too many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools.\n- Diarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug.\n- Loose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped.\n\n**Diarrhea Scale**\n\n- **Mild:** 2-5 watery stools per day\n- **Moderate:** 6-9 watery stools per day\n- **Severe:** 10 or more watery stools per day\n- The main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this.\n\nAfter Care Advice\n\n**Overview:**\n\n- Mild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics.\n- This is not an allergic reaction to the drug.\n- The drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result.\n- Here is some care advice that should help.\n\n**Keep Giving the Antibiotic:**\n\n- Keep giving the drug as ordered.\n- Try not to miss any of the doses.\n- The drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools.\n- Take the drug until it is gone.\n\n**Diet:**\n\n- Keep your child on a normal diet.\n- If your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest.\n- Drink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea.\n- Do not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse.\n\n**Probiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older:**\n\n- Probiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut.\n- Probiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools.\n- **Yogurt** is the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for \"probiotic\" yogurts)\n- Probiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores.\n\n**Diaper Rash:**\n\n- Wash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper.\n- To protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). 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Boilerpipe Text	Definition Diarrhea begins while taking an antibiotic Diarrhea means 2 or more watery or very loose stools. Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal. Call or Return If Blood appears in the stools Signs of dehydration occur Loose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic You think your child needs to be seen Your child becomes worse About This Topic Symptoms The loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic. It's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day. Unlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting. The stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug. Cause Antibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut. Too many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools. Diarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug. Loose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped. Diarrhea Scale Mild: 2-5 watery stools per day Moderate: 6-9 watery stools per day Severe: 10 or more watery stools per day The main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this. After Care Advice Overview: Mild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics. This is not an allergic reaction to the drug. The drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result. Here is some care advice that should help. Keep Giving the Antibiotic: Keep giving the drug as ordered. Try not to miss any of the doses. The drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools. Take the drug until it is gone. Diet: Keep your child on a normal diet. If your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest. Drink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea. Do not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse. Probiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older: Probiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut. Probiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools. Yogurt is the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for "probiotic" yogurts) Probiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores. Diaper Rash: Wash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper. To protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). Put it on the skin around the anus. What to Expect: Many antibiotics cause loose stools, but it's usually mild. Rarely do they cause any weight loss or dehydration. After the drug is finished, stools return to normal in 1 or 2 days. Return to Child Care or School: Your child can go back to child care after the stools are formed. Can go back sooner if your child has bowel control. Reason: Loose stools from antibiotics do not spread any disease.
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Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal. ### Call or Return If - Blood appears in the stools - Signs of dehydration occur - Loose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic - You think your child needs to be seen - Your child becomes worse ### About This Topic Symptoms - The loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic. - It's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day. - Unlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting. - The stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug. Cause - Antibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut. - Too many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools. - Diarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug. - Loose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped. Diarrhea Scale - Mild: 2-5 watery stools per day - Moderate: 6-9 watery stools per day - Severe: 10 or more watery stools per day - The main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this. ### After Care Advice Overview: - Mild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics. - This is not an allergic reaction to the drug. - The drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result. - Here is some care advice that should help. Keep Giving the Antibiotic: - Keep giving the drug as ordered. - Try not to miss any of the doses. - The drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools. - Take the drug until it is gone. Diet: - Keep your child on a normal diet. - If your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest. - Drink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea. - Do not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse. Probiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older: - Probiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut. - Probiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools. - Yogurt is the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for "probiotic" yogurts) - Probiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores. Diaper Rash: - Wash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper. - To protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). Put it on the skin around the anus. What to Expect: - Many antibiotics cause loose stools, but it's usually mild. - Rarely do they cause any weight loss or dehydration. - After the drug is finished, stools return to normal in 1 or 2 days. Return to Child Care or School: - Your child can go back to child care after the stools are formed. - Can go back sooner if your child has bowel control. Reason: Loose stools from antibiotics do not spread any disease. Author: Barton Schmitt MD, FAAP Copyright Disclaimer: This health information is for educational purposes only. You the reader assume full responsibility for how you choose to use it. 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Readable Markdown	Definition - Diarrhea begins while taking an antibiotic - Diarrhea means 2 or more watery or very loose stools. Reason: 1 loose stool can be normal. Call or Return If - Blood appears in the stools - Signs of dehydration occur - Loose stools continue more than 3 days after stopping the antibiotic - You think your child needs to be seen - Your child becomes worse About This Topic Symptoms - The loose stools begin within 1 or 2 days of starting the antibiotic. - It's usually mild. That means 2 to 5 loose stools per day. - Unlike viruses, these drugs usually do not cause vomiting. - The stools return to normal within 1 or 2 days of stopping the drug. Cause - Antibiotics can upset the natural balance of bacteria (normal flora) in the gut. - Too many of the wrong kind of bacteria can cause loose stools. - Diarrhea alone is never an allergic reaction to the drug. - Loose stools with blood in them are more serious. It often means your child has colitis. Colitis is damage to the lining of the colon (large bowel). For bloody diarrhea, the antibiotic must be stopped. Diarrhea Scale - Mild: 2-5 watery stools per day - Moderate: 6-9 watery stools per day - Severe: 10 or more watery stools per day - The main risk of diarrhea is dehydration. Dehydration means that the body has lost too much fluid. Loose or runny stools do not cause this. Frequent, watery stools can cause this. After Care Advice Overview: - Mild diarrhea is common with many antibiotics. - This is not an allergic reaction to the drug. - The drugs can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the gut. When this happens, diarrhea can result. - Here is some care advice that should help. Keep Giving the Antibiotic: - Keep giving the drug as ordered. - Try not to miss any of the doses. - The drug is still being absorbed and doing its job despite the loose stools. - Take the drug until it is gone. Diet: - Keep your child on a normal diet. - If your child is over 4 months and eats solid foods, give more starchy foods. Good foods to offer are cereal, crackers or rice. Reason: Easy to digest. - Drink more fluids to prevent dehydration. Formula or milk are good choices for diarrhea. - Do not give fruit juices. Reason: Makes diarrhea worse. Probiotics and Yogurt - Age 1 Year and Older: - Probiotics are healthy bacteria (such as Lactobacilli). They may replace harmful bacteria in the gut. - Probiotics may be helpful in reducing the number of diarrhea stools. - Yogurt is the easiest source of probiotics. Give 2 to 6 ounces (60 to 180 ml) of yogurt. Do this twice daily. (Note: look for "probiotic" yogurts) - Probiotic supplements can also be bought in health food stores. Diaper Rash: - Wash buttocks after each stool to prevent a bad diaper rash. It may be necessary to get up once during the night to change the diaper. - To protect the skin, use an ointment (such as petroleum jelly). Put it on the skin around the anus. What to Expect: - Many antibiotics cause loose stools, but it's usually mild. - Rarely do they cause any weight loss or dehydration. - After the drug is finished, stools return to normal in 1 or 2 days. Return to Child Care or School: - Your child can go back to child care after the stools are formed. - Can go back sooner if your child has bowel control. Reason: Loose stools from antibiotics do not spread any disease.
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