Diarrhea

Yes it can, the infection in the mouth from an abscess can cause vomiting, nausea, sweats, lightheadedness and diarrhea. It is important to seek the help of a Dr if you are having any of these symptoms and also consult with your dentist.

It could be, but a stomach virus that causes the diarrhea and cramping could be making the period lighter too. Illness and stress, as well as many other things can cause a wacky period. On the other hand, a lighter and/or shorter period and diarrhea are both early symptoms of pregnancy.

Yes, you can. You can also get it from being nervous or highly upset about something. Witch this means it's not something you ate, it's mantal. And if you're so scared or stressed about something that it's giving you diarrhea, the best way to over come this is to just go do it. But if it's a job, I would say just try to have fun in it. Or take up a relaxing hobbie.

Hope this helps!

Gradually start on foods like salted crackers, dry or melba toast, gelatin desserts, mashed or baked potato, white rice, cooked or dry rice cereals, jellied consomme. Later you can add a soft-boiled or poached egg, cooked carrots or peas, a thin slice of white meat chicken or turkey. If diarrhea recurs with loss of appetite or nausea after any of these foods, stop taking food or liquids for four to six hours and gradually go back to clear liquids and foods listed above.

Fruit alone should not cause diarrhea, unless it is contaminated and results in food poisoning.

Acute diarrhea is generally caused by

* infections (e.g. traveler's diarrhea), * food poisoning and * medications. If you have diarrhea it is best to avoid eating fruit, dried fruit, and drinking fruit juice, however, eating bananas and applesauce may actually help control the diarrhea.

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The two most common intestinal diseases that afflicted soldiers during the American Civil War were diarrhea and dysentery. Dysentery alone was the cause of more than 95,000 of the 620,000 war deaths during the Civil War.

No. This is only from empirical eveidence, but in western countries such as Australia where there is a shortage of water, it is recommended that you do not rinse dishes in order to save on water, and so most people do not. There is no epidemic of diarrhea there.

Do you mean allergens or pathogens. The two are not synonomous. Allergens are things that a person or life form reacts to in a negative manner. Antihistamines often work well to alleviate these symptoms but if they do not then a visit to a physician is in order and he can treat the symptoms using steroids or prescription strength antihistamines or other meds for more severe cases. Pathogens can cause illness in people and make them sick like as in getting the flu which can result in everything from runny nose, cough, fever, diarrhea etc. The common cold is also caused by pathogens but different in type and severity. A common cold ends faster than the flu (typically) and may present with a mild fever but usually does not. The common cold will have the patient coughing, sneezing perhaps and runny nose. However there are no allergens in the air that produce diarrhea. Now a food allergy may produce diarrhea in a patient for items like dairy allergies etc. but food allergies are not caused by what is referred to as alleregens because the majority of the population can ingest without any allergy. Allergens are items like airborn that will have an impact on more people than not.

If you want to continue to have diarrhea potatoes are not recommended. Take pepto bismol first; followed by an 8 oz glass of water. Then once you feel that your stools are no longer loose, then try a small amount of potatoes first. If symptoms persist, continue with the pepto-bismol.

No.

Go to a doctor VERY soon! This could be a killer disease or we hope, something less drastic that you still should have taken care of.

IT is not fully understood why women get diarrhea during the period, but, it is believed that is tied to cramps.
The cramps are caused by prostaglandins which are released during your period that allow the uterus to contract and the intestines also respond. Prostaglandins can also cause other pain associated with dysmenorrhea (painful menstrual periods).

Proper hygiene and food handling techniques will prevent many cases. Traveler's diarrhea can be avoided by use of Pepto-Bismol and/or antibiotics

The best prevention is to follow closely the rules outlined by the WHO and other groups regarding eating fresh fruits, vegetables, and other foods.

Why when I get diahrea right after eating its only when i eat out

No it isn't it will only stick to your insides.

yes.Black tea without sugar.Avoid sugar.It will provocate defecating.

happened all the time when i was 5 ;]

Yes you can depending on the amount food you eat generally. Anyone can get diarrhea from eating too much so just stick to your general limit and you'll be fine.;)

The best (most natural) remedy is teaspoon mixture of water and a bit of corn starch. This will work almost immediately. Not too much or else it will constipate you! If you have chronic diarrhea, however, please see your doctor! ~ T Answer MEDICATION for diarrhea include- "Pepto-Bismal" (Bismuth subsalicylate) and "Imodium" (Loperamide hydrochloride"). My suggestion is TWO 2mg. tabs of "Imodium" (generic is cheaper!) at the first loose stool. Drink plenty of water and take ONE 2mg. tab at next loose stool; NOT TO EXCEED FOUR tabs. in 24 hr. Good Luck!! There is a specific medication called Imodium which is made to stop Diarrhea. It is over the counter and does work.. another way is just to stay away from milk and milk products and have some binding foods, rice, potatoes, etc: which will help bind you.

1. Eat a high fiber diet

2. Control blood sugars to reduce any nerve damage

3.Take anti diarrhea medication like Immodium, Donnagel, Lomotil (diphenoxylate)

4. Take antibiotic (broad-spectrum) - tetracycline

take ibprophen tyenol or anything of that sort make sure u drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration and if not better in a couple of days consult your famliy physican and remember to take a medication to lower fever around the clock as listed above

No. In fact it makes your poo feel like little clouds.

You have to eat things that are not raw like cook vegetables and fruits :)