Loose motions: which doctor to see in Dehradun
Most people with loose motions are seen first by a general physician. Here are doctors near you.
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Get emergency help now if you notice any of these: signs of dehydration (very little urine, drowsiness); blood in stools.
Call 112Doctors who treat loose motions
Questions people ask
When should I see a doctor for loose motions?
If loose motions last more than 2 days (1 day for a child), or come with high fever, blood, or signs of dehydration.
Which doctor should I see for loose motions?
Start with a general physician. If needed, they may refer you to a paediatrician for children.
What should I tell the doctor?
Tell them how many times a day, for how many days, whether there is blood or fever, and how much you are drinking.
Can loose motions be an emergency?
It can be. Call 112 or 108, or go to the nearest emergency room, straight away for any of these: signs of dehydration (very little urine, drowsiness); blood in stools.
Written by the SwasthiQ team; a doctor’s review is pending. General information, not medical advice. Your doctor will advise you on your own situation.