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What safe treatments or tablet alternatives to Sporlac can a 27-year-old breastfeeding mother take to treat recurring loose stools (10 episodes today) and body tingling while fasting for Ramadan?

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What safe treatments or tablet alternatives to Sporlac can a 27-year-old breastfeeding mother take to treat recurring loose stools (10 episodes today) and body tingling while fasting for Ramadan?

Asked by Female, 27 · 1 month ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

1 month ago

You are experiencing frequent loose stools and tingling, which are strong signs of severe dehydration. Since you are breastfeeding, your body is under extra strain, and fasting right now could be unsafe. Please consider pausing your fast to prioritize your recovery. You can safely take Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) to replenish lost electrolytes and stop the tingling. Generic lactic acid bacillus tablets are a safe probiotic alternative to Sporlac while breastfeeding. However, because you have had ten episodes of diarrhea today, please consult a healthcare professional immediately to prevent further dehydration and ensure you and your baby stay safe.

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