A family whose son was suffering from diarrhoea due to the intake of milk, took him to the hospital.
The doctor, shocked at the state of the boy and how dehydrated he was, told the family to stop giving him milk and give him fluids immediately.
To his surprise, the family said no to this recommendation. All they wanted was a plaster to put on their son's stomach.
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