you have to use pselium(metamucil) or methyl cellulose or loperamide(imodium)
Depends on why you have it but blue berry soup usually works. Stick to "nice " food like tea and toast for a day or two. If it's bad just stick to water the first day.
Yes, You can get anything while you are pregnant that you can get while you are not pregnant. May be nothing to do with your pregnancy. Get it checked out.
Only if it's explosive diarrhea.
rice water
Not all nuts, there is one nut that the Chumash Indians used to cure diarrhea, but while it cures that, it gives constepation
yes, talk to your dr if the condition persists or worsens within 24 hours. Always check with your dr before taking any medications while pregnant.
People get diarrhea every now and then whether they're pregnant or not. It's probably not related.
Of course it's possible for a pregnant woman to have diarrhea; however, it is more common for a pregnant woman to suffer from constipation, as the child and uterus grow and put pressure on her intestines and slows her digestive system.
There is no miracle cure for diarrhea but there are things that can be done to alleviate the symptoms. To help treat diarrhea try taking an over the counter drug such as Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol. Be sure to drink lots of water or juice to rehydrate the body.
My doctor gave me a list of safe medications to take while pregnant. Immodium is listed as safe for diarrhea. It looks to me like Immodium is loperamide so I am making the assumption that it is okay...fwiw.
hi, Norflox good but take suggestion to physician .
Diarrhea affected people then because they didn't have a cure for this illness and it kept going on and on that it got even worst than it was when it started and people didn't know what to do.
To be clear, diarrhea is not a disease or a condition, so there is technically no cure. It is a symptom of another health problem like a virus or an internal infection. So to get rid of the symptoms, it is best to get properly hydrated (often through electrolytes) and take medicine like Pepto Bismol.