Pseudomembranous enteritis after just two doses of the antibiotic is unlikely, especially in the absence of fever. However, persistent, severe diarrhea requires further evaluation by a doctor. Observe the symptoms, hydrate and report for tomorrow's visit.

Yesterday I consulted a doctor, he told me to put off the antibiotic and wait out the diarrhea. He said that after two doses of antibiotics, pseudomembranous enteritis was supposedly unlikely, but I began to worry very intensely. Especially since diarrhea does not stop. I don't know how many stools I've already passed but quite a lot. My intestines don't hurt, I don't know if I have blood in my stool because I'm in the middle of my period. Tomorrow I have a doctor's appointment. Is pseudomembranous enteritis really unlikely? I will add that I do not have a fever.

Yes, you can take Taninal (tannin with protein). This drug has an astringent effect and may relieve the symptoms of diarrhea.

In the case of antibiotic-associated diarrhea, it is crucial to supplement the bacterial flora with probiotics containing Saccharomyces boulardii (e.g. Enterol) or Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG (e.g. Lacidofil). It is also worth consulting a doctor to rule out pseudomembranous enteritis caused by Clostridium difficile, which requires specific treatment.

Thank you for your reply! Can I fry taninal for this diarrhea?