Online doctor for loose motion
Most loose motions are caused by a stomach infection and settle in a few days. The main risk is losing too much water. A doctor can guide you on ORS and diet, check for signs of dehydration, and decide whether you need medicines or tests.
Chat with a registered PingMeDoc™ doctor from ₹199. Reply usually within 30 minutes, 7 days of follow-up included.
Not for emergencies. For severe symptoms, go to the nearest hospital or call 108.
An online consult can help with
- Loose motions for one to three days
- Mild vomiting with stomach cramps
- Advice on ORS, food and fluids
- Loose motions after travel or eating outside
- Questions about which medicines are safe to take
See a doctor in person if
- Trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, confusion or a seizure: go to the nearest emergency department or call 108.
- Blood in the stool, or black stools
- Very little urine, dizziness, or a dry mouth that does not improve with ORS
- Vomiting so often that you cannot keep fluids down
- High fever or severe stomach pain
- Loose motions in a baby or an older person who is weak or drowsy
What the doctor may do
- Ask about the number of motions, vomiting, fever and how much you are drinking
- Advise on ORS, fluids and light food
- Prescribe medicines where clinically appropriate
- Suggest a stool or blood test if symptoms last longer than expected
How it works
- 1
Tell us what is wrong
Answer a few short questions about your symptoms. You can attach photos or past reports.
- 2
Pay and the chat opens
A registered doctor picks up your consult and usually replies within 30 minutes.
- 3
Get advice and a prescription
Where appropriate, you get a digital prescription. Ask follow-up questions for 7 days.
Tests the doctor may suggest
Only if your symptoms call for them. You can book these with home sample collection.