Diarrhea

Diarrhoea can be fatal at any age if not treated. It is the second biggest killer of infants in the world. So yes, the answer it can be fatal, get it treated asap.

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Yes Mucinex can cause diarreah.....i have readit on here documented by several sources......i had the bad experience of Mucinex with Zpac.......it gave me horrible diarreah.....water.....many times in the day. don't combine these two products. and Mucinex alone can cause D. the main ingredient of Mucinex is also in many expectorant cough and cold medications. i had taken 2 does of that that same day before starting the Mucinex. Never Again! Don't even try it. not a good thing.

They can. Ham is not a natural part of a cat's diet. It is a different kind of meat, and should be fed very sparingly.

No. Your goats are most likely have worms, that is usually one of the first signs.

Cardiac ablation is associated with vagal nerve damage. An individual has developed diarrhea within 24 hours of this procedure that is intractable. Doctors seem puzzled as no reason found for diarrrhea.

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Ensure like any other supplement can give one diarrhea. If one is drinking too much of it in 1 day it can also cause diarrhea.

Strangely enough many women have loose stools just as they miss their period. It happened to me with both my pregnancies and I have come acrosss many other women who have said the same thing.

Everyone with-drawls a bit differently to Tramadol withdrawal because it depends on how much you're taking and also for low long, so I can only speak from personal experience. When I have with-drawled from Tramadol, I do get diarrhea. The best treatment for not only the diarrhea, but also to take a slight edge of the with-drawl is to take an anti-diarrhea medication that you can buy over-the-counter. Make sure though that the main ingredient in the anti-d's is Loperamide Hydrochloride. This will help the diarrhea, but also there are small amounts of opiates in Loperamide Hydrochloride, which is also in Tramadol. Just make sure notto take more of the anti-d's per day as it says on the box. There have been some studies that have shown people getting addicted to Anti-D's because some people take it to get the elated feeling that is in the Loperamide Hydrochloride, which often is a reason people get addicted to Tramadol in the first place (not saying that you're addicted, but that it happens to people) because it makes them feel happier or give them more energy, etc...much like the Tramadol does. Hope that helps you and I hope you feel better soon! Take care :)

There are different health issues that may cause symptoms of dry lips, loss of appetite and diarrhea. These could be food poisoning, gastroenteritis, traveler's diarrhea, lactose intolerance or irritable bowel syndrome.

you should drink a lot of clear fluids, like water. no coffee

I don't have an answer.Just wanted to let you know that my son has been on straterra for about 6weeks now and in the last 3 days has developed severe diarrhea with abdominal pain and cramps.

My 8 year old son has been on Straterra for about 4 months. He had no side effects initially, but over the last two months he's had stomach pains, become pasty white and weak (gets better when he eats), and most recently has had diarrhea for 6 out of the last 10days. Tomorrow we see the Dr. If I learn anything I'll post it, but was glad to read the other posts so I could show them to her to show her I'm not the only mom wondering the same thing?

Today is my 2nd day of Straterra and only the intro dose of 25 mg each. I am 33 female. Today, I became very nauseated and in the evening, had bad diarrhea and some vomiting.

my son is 9 and he has been on straterra now for about 9 months he also complains of severe abdominal pain. I believe that this is an unfortunate side effect for most that are taking this medication.I think it is wise for those who are on this med to schedule a liver panel with the new findings on this medication.

You could have salmonella in your gut (food poisoning), which is most likely, or you could have a food sensitivity. If this has not happened before, and you have eaten no new foods, lately, then it is not likely to be a food sensitivity.

The symptoms might come from a "stomach" bug", often mistakenly called "the stomach flu."

You could be constipated (not enough water intake, perhaps)

If the pain gets worse, or lasts more than a couple of hours, then see a doctor very soon.

Okay this should be taken as medical information, this is based on my own personal experience with that you have asked. I was put on to Citalopram 10mg 1 x daily, three days late I had moved into the toilet, I could not even drink water. The Doctor switched me to Fluxoetine 20mg capsule 1 x daily. I put up with the diarrhoea for the first 3 months, but after 5 months the side effects were terrible. I got to the point where I couldn't actually eat solid food without 15 minutes later having to visit the toilet. This was worse sometimes with me actually swallowing the food on the way to the loo. In the end I gave up within 24 hours I was back to normal toilet habits, and within 4 - 5 days normal, in fact I had constipation something which I had not had for months, a very uncomfortable but welcome event. So I would say from personal experience yes, after all the SSRI is actually altering the serotonin levels, as mosts of these are in your stomach then there as to be a pay off, you could try taking lotomil which will stop it but in my opinion it does not do that much better, I'm waiting to talk to my GP again about what the alternatives are other than the last two medicines, I know that the Prozac worked I can tell this after I came off it, but the side effects are and were crippling, in fact you could joke and say that the diarrhoea, and constant need to go to the loo, left no time for me to be depressed. I am interested if any one knows what anti depressants do not cause GI issues this bad.

People get diarrhea every now and then whether they're pregnant or not. It's probably not related.

It means it's time to see a doctor and not some random person on the internet!

Children who have measles., or have had the disease in the previous four weeks, have a substantially increased risk of developing severe or fatal diarrhea or dysentery (there is some evidence that the increased risk lasts up to six months after measles). Because of the strong relationship between measles and serious diarrhea, and the effectiveness of measles vaccines, measles immunization is a very cost-effective measure for reducing diarrhea morbidity and deaths. Measles vaccine given at 9 months of age can prevent up to 25% of diarrhea-associated deaths in children under 5 years of age.

No but it will make you queezy.

If there's no other symptoms, it could just be from stress. It might be allergies (food allergies) or could just be a type of stomach bug.

yogurt. It really helps. I had diarrhea for 2 weeks straight and i went to my doctor and my doctor recommend that i should eat yogurt everyday and it worked!

There are many possible causes of diarrhea, most of which have nothing to do with the gallbladder. Your diet may have an excess of fiber, causing an over stimulation of peristalsis. You could have food poisoning. You may have a lactose intolerance and you may have consumed too much lactose. There are many other possible explanations. Lots of things can disrupt the process of digestion.

it could be symptoms of a flu meaning you are sick or could be something bad you ate that your body is trying to get out of it's symptom meaning it will only last until your stomach is emptied.

Diarrhea is not contagious nor infectious; infectious stuff is only an pathogen (viruses, bacteria, parasites) and it's the same with contagious. I had diarrhea once but in my school no one got infected with it too. Infection and/or contagious diarrhea is just absurd.