Frequent stools with gas and stomach pain after a recent viral fever may be due to a temporary gut infection or irritation. Take light and easily digestible food, stay well hydrated, and avoid oily or outside food to help your stomach settle. You can use oral rehydration and rest to support recovery. Consult a doctor if the loose stools continue for more than a couple of days or if you start feeling weak, as proper treatment may be needed.

Loose motion can be managed by staying well hydrated, taking light foods, and avoiding oily or spicy meals. If it persists for more than a day, worsens, or is accompanied by fever or blood in stools, consult a doctor promptly.

Diarrhoea since morning is best managed first with ORS to prevent dehydration and light, bland foods. An OTC anti-diarrhoeal can be considered if there is no fever or blood in stools, but consult a doctor if symptoms continue or worsen.