Watery loose motions after outside food are usually due to a stomach infection or food poisoning. Keep hydrated with ORS, eat light foods, and you may take Racecadotril or probiotics for relief. If symptoms worsen or dehydration develops, see a doctor.

Frequent loose motions are usually caused by infections, food intolerance, or contaminated food/water. Keep yourself hydrated with ORS, eat light foods, and take Racecadotril or probiotics if needed. See a doctor if it persists, worsens, or if you feel weak or dehydrated.

An upset stomach with gas is usually due to indigestion, infection, or gas-forming foods. Drink plenty of fluids, take ORS and probiotics, and avoid spicy or heavy meals. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a doctor for evaluation.

Frequent stools with stomach pain after meals may be due to infections like amoebiasis, IBS, or food intolerance. Avoid outside food, stay hydrated, and your doctor may prescribe Metronidazole if amoebiasis is confirmed. Get a stool test to identify the exact cause.

Vomiting and dysentery for two days may indicate an infection. Stay hydrated with ORS and avoid heavy foods. You may need an antibiotic or anti-vomiting medicine if symptoms persist. See a doctor quickly if there's dehydration, weakness, or blood in stools.

Common medicines to control loose motions include ORS for hydration, Racecadotril to reduce stool frequency, and Loperamide for urgent relief (not for fever or bloody stools). Consult a doctor before starting any medication, especially if symptoms persist.