Sentences with phrase «oral rehydration formulas»

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For adults, lost fluids and electrolytes can be replaced with virtually any beverage plus a source of sodium chloride (salted crackers, etc.), or you can use an oral rehydration formula.

Not exact matches

Dr William Cutting replies: ORS usually refers to the standard WHO / UNICEF formula of oral rehydration salts.

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If you are concerned your baby is dehydrated, speak with you pediatrician immediately about getting your baby to drink small amounts of formula, breast milk or prescription oral rehydration therapy.

Medicines, vitamins, and oral rehydration solution may be given but no formula or water

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