Diarrhea

If you haven't already try Pepto Bismol if that does not work I would recommend seeing a doctor as soon as possible

Yes it can!

I think it can't cause my dog only vomits and has diarrhea when his got worms. Did I spell diarrhea wrong?

The flu virus enters the body by attacking the cells of mucous tissue. Usually this is the tissue in the upper respiratory tract with influenza viruses. Typically the virus enters via the mouth, nose or eyes. Since the gastrointestinal system is also lined with mucous tissue, the influenza viruses can also enter cells deeper in the GI system and not just in the mouth. When this happens, the symptoms can include gastrointestinal reactions to the virus and to the cells the virus enters being killed, which gives GI symptoms like vomiting, nausea and even diarrhea along with the usual respiratory symptoms.

Nausea, diarrhea and abdominal pain can be the damaging effects of substance abuse with things like prescription pills.

Yes... After a night of drinking the next day everything moves pretty quickly....

Yes. Myoplex and similar products like Muscle Milk are full of chemicals like acesulfame potassium and preservatives that your body sees as a foreign substance and will try to eliminate asap, especially during endurance activities. I recomend onesource optimal nutrition for a more natural, food based approach. Also, drink plenty of water and eat animal proteins too like lean chicken and beef.

I SAY YES!! It causes diarrhea in my daughter... Everytime I'd put it on her, later in the day she'd have a large watery, hurtful stool... like she ALWAYS ate something really horrible. I've tested it on her for over 12 days over a month. I think because its a nut and the fattys in the nut are just too much for the system to absorb.

There are several causes for stomachAbdominal pain

Abdominal pain diagnosis

Esophagus and stomach anatomy

Feeding tube insertion - gastrostomy

Gastric cancer

Gastric suction

Gastric ulcer

Ileus - x-ray of distended bowel and stomach

Nausea and vomiting

Roux-en-y stomach surgery for weight loss

Stomach discomfort. This can include GERDGastroesophageal reflux disease , inflammationAnemia of chronic disease

Arthritis

Blepharitis

Bronchitis

Conjunctivitis

Esophagitis

Myocarditis

Periodontitis

Proctitis

Rashes

Scleritis of the upper digestiveDigestive system

Digestive system organs

Gastrointestinal disorders - resources

Lower digestive anatomy tract, an ulcerBasal cell carcinoma

Canker sore (aphthous ulcer)

Canker sores

Cause of peptic ulcers

Corneal ulcers and infections

Gastric ulcer

Genital sores - male

Location of peptic ulcers

Peptic ulcer

Pressure ulcer

Progression of a decubitis ulcer , or atypically gallbladderGallbladder disease

Gallbladder radionuclide scan

Gallbladder removal

Gallbladder removal - series or liverAmebic liver abscess

Bile produced in the liver

C-section

Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis of the liver

Delivery presentations

Donor liver attachment

Gallium (ga.) scan

Hepatic hemangioma

Hepatic ischemia

Hepatocellular carcinoma disease.

An upper GI series would be a reasonable initial test. A more comprehensive approach can be done with an upper endoscopyEndoscopy

Gallbladder endoscopy .

If these tests are negative, more specialized testing can be considered with a 24-hr pH study or imaging with an abdominalAbdominal ct scan

Abdominal exploration

Abdominal film

Abdominal mass

Abdominal mri

Abdominal pain

Abdominal pain diagnosis

Abdominal rigidity

Abdominal tap

Abdominal ultrasound

Abdominal wall surgeryultrasound17 week ultrasound

30 week ultrasound

Abdominal ultrasound

Breast ultrasound

Carotid duplex

Doppler ultrasound exam of an arm or leg

Duplex/doppler ultrasound test

Echocardiogram

Eye and orbit ultrasound

Intravascular ultrasound

Pregnancy ultrasound or CTAbdominal ct scan

Ascites with ovarian cancer, ct scan

Bronchial cancer - ct scan

Cholecystitis, ct scan

Cranial ct scan

Ct scan

Ct scan of the brain

Hemangioma - ct scan

Hepatocellular cancer, ct scan

Intracerebellar hemorrhage - ct scan

Kidney and liver cysts - ct scan scan.

These options can be discussed with your personal physician.

Followup with your personal physician is essentialEssential hypertension

Essential tremor .

This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patientKidney diet - dialysis patients education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

Stop drinking Mona Vie and take an over the counter antidiarrhea med. That should do the trick. If not, and you continue to have diarrhea for several days, you might need to see your doctor because you could end up dehydrated which can be very dangerous.

Yes, this is possible due to a number of reasons. The melena is caused by bleeding in the stool, depending on the colour of the blood indicates roughly where the bleed occured. For example, in a peptic ulcer, the blood may appear brown or the colour of coffee grounds, indicating the blood has been partially digested. But if the blood is red, it usually indicates problems in the colon or rectum.

Eat nothing but toast with nothing on it and drink rice water. if you eat anything else you are only feeding it and helping it grow. this will kill it.bst

I have taken Airborne as needed to prevent colds for several years now and have been thrilled with the result. However, after having taken it twice a day for about a week straight as I was traveling, I started having severe cramping and diarrhea. My doctor thought it was traveler's diarrhea and gave an antibiotic. Since then I have taken Airborne periodically and the diarrhea has returned every time with stomach pain in the exact location. I don't know if the Airborne tablets are the cause or if they are triggering a different problem, but I'm going to layoff the Airborne for a while.

means that you have recently eaten alot of lettuce or other green foods......

Apple juice can cause diarrhea and abdominal discomfort because it is packed with fiber. Apples, especially their skin, have a lot of fiber and consuming too much will result in upset stomach.

immodium instants

There are many illnesses associated with dehydration and diarrhea. Usually when a person has diarrhea they get dehydrated, so the root cause is going to be what the diarrhea is from. That can be from the flu to a stomach virus to food poisoning.

Dried apricots can potentially cause diarrhea along with prunes (dried plums)

Diarrhea.

The first thing i would think of is to examine your diet, many foods can cause what seems like diarrhea, but just aggravate your GI tract.

If you positive that food, medicines your currently taking, etc. aren't the cause, speak with your doctor about it, you might end up being referred to a Gastroenterologist. They specialize in everything having to do with the digestive tract, and have tests that can help pinpoint the problem.

I was thinking possible IBS or an IBD such as UC or Crohn's because diarrhea is common with them, though pain is usually a sign of an irritable bowel disorder, but not always.

It's a possibility.

To start off with, any change from your normal is a cause for concern.

Dark could mean that your food is very well digested. Or, it could be the result of ingestion of dark foods, just as ingestion of some strongly coloured drinks can colour the urine.

Darkness may be present if your system is detoxing a lot of something, it will be dumped in your feces. (Again, like ingested vitamin riboflavin will end up being expelled as a bright yellow colour in your urine)

However, of the most concern: "Black can indicate bleeding in the upper GI tract, such as from an ulcer in the stomach or problems in the small intestine."

Do you have any other abnormal symptoms? Make sure you consult a physician, bleeding could indicate cancer in the intestines (but avoid abdominal X-ray examinations).

Perform the diagnostics (likely bloodwork and xrays) necessary to determine the cause of the illness, then recommend appropriate treatment.