Fanolyte Poudre 10 Sachets 4.5g is an oral rehydration solution. For infants and children.
Most childhood diarrhoeas are viral in origin (Rotavirus mainly) and evolve in epidemic form. Bacterial and parasitic diarrhea are rare in France. Viral gastroenteritis heals spontaneously within a few days, the major risk being dehydration, which can worsen within a few hours in infants. Stools are frequent (more than three a day), liquid and often accompanied by vomiting. Fever is not systematic. Intolerance to certain foods (strawberries, fish, seafood, foods containing wheat starch) can cause diarrhea, especially in children.
The most important thing is to avoid dehydration and loss of mineral salts. The child must drink enough, in small quantities to avoid vomiting, using liquids rich in sugars and mineral salts. Balanced rehydration solutions adapted to the needs of infants are available in pharmacies. Fanolytre powdered rehydration solutions are the preferred choice.
Oral rehydration solutions consist mainly of water, salt and sugar, in the same proportions as the child loses through diarrhea. Sugar provides energy, reduces vomiting and facilitates absorption of salt and water by the intestine. Before the age of eighteen months, all other beverages (plain or sweetened water, cola-based soft drinks, etc.) are unsuitable.
Pharmacies sell sachets of rehydration powder, to be diluted in mineral water suitable for bottle-feeding. The prepared solution should be kept refrigerated for no more than 24 hours. It can be given cold to calm vomiting, in small quantities and frequently. Oral rehydration solution (10 sachets). Treatment for infants and children < 5 years suffering from acute diarrhoea.
Infantile diarrhoea, generally of viral origin such as Rotavirus, is a common condition in infants and young children. These episodes of gastroenteritis can lead to rapid dehydration, especially in toddlers, which is the main risk associated with this condition. Typical symptoms include frequent watery stools, often accompanied by vomiting, although fever is not systematic. In some children, food intolerance can also cause diarrhea.
The top priority when treating infantile diarrhea is to prevent dehydration and loss of mineral salts. Infants should be encouraged to drink sufficient fluids to compensate for losses due to diarrhea. Oral rehydration solutions are particularly effective in this situation, providing the body with essential electrolytes lost during episodes of diarrhea.
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Fanolyte rehydration powder sachets are recommended for the management of infants and children under 5 suffering from acute diarrhea. They can be administered under the supervision of a healthcare professional and should be used in accordance with the specific recommendations for each age group. These sachets offer a convenient and effective solution to help restore the body's water and electrolyte balance during episodes of diarrhoea in young children.
Fanolyte rehydration powder sachets should be diluted in mineral water suitable for bottle preparation.
The prepared solution should be kept refrigerated for up to 24 hours.
It can be given cold to calm vomiting, in small quantities and frequently.
Glucose, sodium chloride, tripotassium citrate and citric acid.
Fanolyte rehydration powder sachets contain a balanced combination of water, salt and sugar, designed to meet the body's needs in the event of diarrhoea. The sugar provides energy, reduces vomiting and promotes the absorption of salt and water by the intestine. These sachets are specially formulated to be diluted in mineral water suitable for bottle-feeding. The resulting solution should be kept refrigerated and administered cold, in small quantities and frequently, to soothe symptoms and reduce the risk of dehydration.
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Box of 10 sachets of 4.5g. Sold at the best price in your online pharmacy.
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