Your choice to use ORS and eat a light diet like daliya and khichdi is absolutely correct and highly recommended to keep you hydrated and nourished. Regarding Nor-Metrogyl, which contains norfloxacin and metronidazole, it is an antibiotic and antiprotozoal combination. Diarrhea can often be viral, meaning antibiotics may not be necessary. It is safest to have a doctor evaluate you before starting Nor-Metrogyl. Please continue with the ORS and light meals, and consult a healthcare provider for a proper prescription if your symptoms persist.

Blood in your stool is a serious symptom that requires immediate medical evaluation. While Normetrogyl plus is prescribed for bacterial and parasitic diarrhoea, the presence of blood means you should not self-medicate or simply switch drugs. You must see a doctor immediately. Hospital admission may be necessary if you have warning signs like a high fever, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, or signs of dehydration (extreme thirst, dizziness, or decreased urination). Please visit an emergency clinic or your doctor right away for a proper physical exam, stool tests, and to determine if you need intravenous fluids or a different, targeted treatment.