Information about diarrheal diseases, their determinants in India, and prevention and control strategies must be reviewed in light of recent developments to ensure better planning and organization of public health services. In childhood, especially in developing countries, diarrhoea is most frequent. This research analyses the usage of ORS and measuring agents in diarrhoea management and care. To test the effectiveness of application of Zinc plus Saccharomyces boulardii(as probiotic) to WHO-ORS as well as to equate these results with WHO-ORS only. Currently, probiotics, in particular, in severe bacterial diarrhoea, are used in various preventive and treatment areas. In this analysis the regulation of vomiting between the three groups was not substantially different (p>0.05). In the ORS+Probiotic Group and ORS+Zinc Group, the patients were shown to be completely hydrated slightly earlier than the ORS group (p < 0.0001). But for the first day, ORS+Zinc Group and ORS+Probiotic Group greatly maintained the lack of stool frequency in contrast with the ORS Group patients. The incidence of losing stool in patients from Probiotic Group were also found to control considerably more quickly. Furthermore, in patients from Probiotic group, the mean length of diarrhoea was fewer. In our research, in the first 48 hours of care, children who were probiotic-present were more vulnerable to diarrhoea with stronger outcomes between 72 and 96 hours, and to increase continuity as well as shortening stays.