Could a vitamin help kids fight off stomach bug?
NCT ID NCT07167797
Summary
This study tested whether giving vitamin D to children hospitalized with rotavirus stomach flu could help them feel better faster. Researchers looked at 60 children in Iraq who had low vitamin D levels and confirmed rotavirus infection. They measured if vitamin D shortened the duration and reduced the severity of diarrhea and vomiting, and checked its effect on inflammation in the body.
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Locations
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AL Kadhimia pediatric hospital
Baghdad, Baghdad Governorate, 00964, Iraq
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