A new, non-itchy rash in a toddler can be due to mild viral infections, heat rash, or skin irritation. For heat rash, cool baths and a thin layer of soothing calamine lotion help; please avoid heavy powders as they can clog pores. Regarding supplements, Zincovit syrup (multivitamin) and Jusdee 800 (vitamin D3) dosages depend strictly on your child's current weight and nutritional needs. Typically, multivitamin syrups for this age are around 2.5 to 5 ml daily, but it is safest to have a pediatrician physically examine the rash and prescribe the exact dosages of Zincovit and Jusdee 800 to ensure your little one's safety.

Your symptoms of severe weakness, loss of appetite, and frequent bone pain can occur due to several conditions such as vitamin D deficiency, anemia, infection, thyroid problems, calcium deficiency, or other medical issues. Since your medical report is not available here, I cannot safely recommend a specific medicine. Maintain good hydration, proper nutrition, and adequate rest, and avoid self-medicating with painkillers regularly. Seek medical attention urgently if you also have fever, weight loss, swelling, severe weakness, or difficulty walking.

You are staying hydrated, especially while taking Morease-I (which contains ispaghula husk and mebeverine) for your gastrointestinal issues, as fiber needs water to work. However, drinking 5 to 7 liters of water daily while sedentary is excessive and can strain your body or imbalance your electrolytes. For your current regimen including VSL#3, Zincovit, and Morease-I, a standard daily intake of 2 to 3 liters is perfectly sufficient and much safer. Please gently reduce your water intake to this range. If you continue to feel intensely thirsty, do discuss this with your doctor.

While stopping multivitamins like Zincovit, vitamin C, and vitamin D can sometimes trigger temporary shedding if your body was relying on them, it is rarely the sole cause of sudden hair loss. Other common factors at your age include stress, hormonal fluctuations, thyroid imbalances, or low iron levels. I gently recommend consulting a healthcare provider or dermatologist. They can run simple blood tests to check your iron, thyroid, and nutrient levels to pinpoint the exact cause and help you safely restore your hair health.

For Zincovit (a multivitamin and multimineral) and Limcee (Vitamin C), the standard recommended dose is typically one tablet of each daily, preferably after a meal. Taking them daily at these standard doses is generally very safe. Because they contain water-soluble vitamins and essential minerals, your body easily processes them. Occasionally, some people might experience mild stomach upset or nausea, especially if taken on an empty stomach. To prevent this, try taking them with food. Please consult your doctor to ensure these supplements align perfectly with your personal health needs.

For your 10-year-old boy (34 kg), the typical dosage of Zincovit (multivitamin and multimineral) is 5 ml of the syrup once daily, or one tablet daily if he can swallow pills safely. For your 14-month-old girl (11 kg), the recommended dose of Zincovit syrup is generally 2.5 ml once daily. Since pediatric nutritional needs can vary, it is always safest to consult their pediatrician before starting any supplements to ensure these doses perfectly match their health needs. Please use a proper measuring syringe or cup for the syrup to ensure exact dosing.