Diarrhea

That sound alot like Irritable Bowel Syndrome it is a comman thing that affects a large amount of the population and is easily mangaed with medaction from you doctor and because it is command it is usally easy to test for via doctor.

Explosive diarrhea is the condition of having three or more loose or liquid bowel movements per day. One can take pills from a pharmacy in order to help with the symptoms of explosive diarrhea.

Yes! Never eat them again!

No. but they might have eaten the same thing that made you have Diarrhea. Possibly something under cooked etc

When you have chronic diarrhea or have diarrhea at all it is almost completely made up of fluids. Be sure to drink plenty of water and stay away from too much salt. Also be aware of painful urination because this can be a sign of moderate to severe dehydration.

Your diarrhea may or may not be related to your pregnancy. Many hormonal changes occur during this time. At this point you should be checking with a doctor who is following your pregnancy. This is a question you should bring up.

Baked potato, make sure it is not too hot! Mash it up, skins and all, and give it to your dog plain. That worked well for our dog. Changing a dog's brand of food often can cause stomach problems. We then slowly began to incorperate a new dog food reccomended by our pet store, First Mate all natural dog food and have used it since, it has helped with our boxer's sensitive stomach, and smelly gas!

All age groups can suffer.

I have this problem if I don't chew every mouthful very thoroughly ( at least 20 times per mouthful). When I do remember to chew thoroughly - no problem.

any foods that contain a high protein content

As an ex British soldier we were told that if you got the trots out in the field that Charcoal would help sort the problem out. Mix it up with an oatmeal biscuit (standard ration pack issue) in as much concentration as you can keep down.

Luckily I never had to try it.

The best foods to eat when you have diarrhea are the "BRAT" diet. Bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. No butter or fats of any kind. Make sure they stay hydrated too. Gatorade or pedialyte to replace the electrolytes. The first relief is to treat the cause of the diarrhea. Pedialite or an electrolyte drink is recommended because in diarrhea one loses important electrolytes. Plain yogurt works well because it is easy to digest and helps to build the immune sysrtem in the intestinal tract where 80% of the immune system is in the intestional tract. This is why one needs to treat the cause of the diarrhea. Also Acidosophilis milk builds the immune system in the intestines. Ripe bananas are easy to digest and contribute important potassium that is lost in diarrhea. Applesauce has pectin which helps the diarrhea. The baby's area around the rectum need to be protected and buttocks need to be protected to prevent breakdown. Any salve, ointment or oil will coat the baby's buttocks as long as it is free of fragerance. Even cooking shortening or vaseline willl work. There are over the conter ointments like Desitin, Triple A ointment too.

yes it most definitely CAN be a sign of pregnancy. I am currently 8 weeks pregnant and I had my period the first month of pregnancy (see that happens too) but then I started feeling really nauseaus but instead of vomiting I had diarrhea, but it wasn't EXACTLY common diarrhea. It was like all of a sudden I had to go, but it wasn't "juicy" it was just "looser" than normal. This has continued the entire I've been pregnant. I personally prefer this to vomiting, but some medications are helpful and not harmful to you child. Like Maalox *ALWAYS ASK YOUR MD BEFORE YOU TAKE ANY MEDICINE FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME** - Vera D. yes it most definitely CAN be a sign of pregnancy. I am currently 8 weeks pregnant and I had my period the first month of pregnancy (see that happens too) but then I started feeling really nauseaus but instead of vomiting I had diarrhea, but it wasn't EXACTLY common diarrhea. It was like all of a sudden I had to go, but it wasn't "juicy" it was just "looser" than normal. This has continued the entire time I've been pregnant. I personally prefer this to vomiting, but some medications are helpful and not harmful to your child. Like Maalox *ALWAYS ASK YOUR MD BEFORE YOU TAKE ANY MEDICINE FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME** - Vera D.

If someone constantly had diarrhea in the morning it is probably their diet. It is best if they talk to their doctor and figure out what is missing and to make sure it is nothing worse.

Diarrhea dehydrates the body - in extreme cases to the point of death - so liquid is very important in managing this.

There are many forms of healthy bacteria living in the human stomach to aid with digestion. When you take antibiotics you kill both the good and bad bacteria, leaving your diggestive system without the bacteria it needs to function. Take a pro-biotic formula following every antibiotic in order to restore the natural levels of the healthy bacteria.

It depends on what the diarrhea is from. The act of Diarhea itself is not communicable, but rather a response to something in your body which may be communicable. For instance, bacteria and virus can cause diarhea and many of these, especially Salmonella, are extremely transmittable if someone else comes into contact with the stools.

However, some people have chronic or frequent diarhea as a result of processes within their own body, such as damaged stomache tissue or a genetic allergy to certain foods. This kind of diarhea cannot be passed on to another human via contact.

Dysentery; "the runs"; food poisoning; Montezuma's Revenge.

Yes you can!

How do you know the day you conceived? That's nearly impossible to know. But one probably has nothing to do with the other.

Only if you drank beer the night before.

You can know the day you You can know the day you conceived. I do. I went to the fertility Doc and he told me that night was the night. To have intercourse, I was ovulating. I have been trying to have a baby for 11 years. I would say he hit it right on the nose.

When you starve yourself but then start eating again and you get diarrhea, it could be indicative of a digestive disorder. If you refrained from eating while ill and when you start eating again food passes right through you, it is possible that the bug has not left your body.

By drinking fluids with electrolytes to prevent becoming dehydrated. You can also use medicines to counter diarrhea, such as Kaopectate or Immodium. But the important thing is to prevent dehydration.

Have a drink of a cold glass of water. If you have medicene take that, that may help a lot! exhaling in your nose and exhaling out your mouth can help you from being or feeling sick/queezy. If you have a tummy ache then suck on a peppermint- it always helps sooth the stomach like gaviscon does. if you have cramps, zantac is a reccomended tablet to get. this message is coming from a young girl with IBS. hopefully this helped