Diarrhea

Diarrhea results from any condition that rushes food residue throught the large intestine before the organ has had sufficient time to absorb the water ( as in irrtation of the colon by bacteria) Fluids and ions are lost from the body prolinged diarrhea may result in dehydration, and electrolyte inbalance which is severe, can be fatal.

Raspberry ketones are generally considered safe for most people when taken in appropriate amounts, but some individuals may experience side effects, including diarrhea. This can occur due to the body’s reaction to the supplement or if taken in excessive doses. It's important to consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement, especially if you have a sensitive digestive system. If diarrhea persists, it is advisable to discontinue use and seek medical advice.

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Yes, this should cause diarrhea. That also has been known to cause diarrhea. Inversely, the other has been observed to have a constipatory effect.

It is 0.1ml per pound of dog every 6 to 8 hours not to go for more than 2 days. if they still have diarrhea go to vet.

Just do it how you usually do it but use ALLOT more paper

its normally between 3 to 5 days but it depends how bad it effects people

Yes it does because the body cannot absorb nutrients. However it also prevents the intake of vitamins which can lead to serious health problems.

You should probably go to the docter or check webmd.com but maybe a food allergy, stomache flu. But you might want to go to the docters.

If any bacteria or harmful contaminants formed in or gained access, then yes, it is very possible that water from an outdated water bottle could cause diarrhea.

Depending on how your body handles sugar, yes.

I just read this online Karl King #1 Subject: Pepsi/Mt. Dew, Cramps, Diarrhea George Beinhorn mentioned cramps, and Ed Furtaw mentioned diarrhea after using these drinks a lot in an ultra. There are three contributing factors in using soda as a sports drink. # whey usually contain either high fructose corn syrup or sucrose as the sugar source. Sucrose is split into glucose and fructose in the digestive tract. Many people get diarrhea from large amounts of fructose. As Ed notes, it tends to pull water into the intestines. That reverses the hydration process and causes diarrhea. # If you take a lot of caffeinated soda, you may over dose on caffeine, particularly if you don't use it much away from the run. Caffeine and other xanthines ( tea, chocolate are sources ) cause relaxation of smooth muscle. Net result: urgency along the way. Combine that with the tendency for diarrhea caused by too much fructose, and you're primed for extra potty breaks. # The electrolyte balance of most sodas is terrible for running. Many have no sodium to speak of. Unless you take in other sources of sodium, you may mess up your electrolyte balance and get cramps. If the fructose and caffeine aggravate water loss, that can only make dehydration and cramping more likely. Small amounts of these sodas along the way can help, but don't make them your primary source of anything.

ive had diaarreah for two months ive had all kinds of test done nothing was found wrong with me i consume lots of alchol could that be my problem

It does in my case. Lettuce also causes it.

The stomach flu will cause people to vomit and have diarrhea at the same time. I had the poopy fluid coming out of my butt and the mushed up food coming out of my mouth at the same time when I had the stomach flu.

I have IBS with diarrhea and the best thing to do is really watch what you eat. Eat what you want, but in small portions. Eating a lot at one time really makes my IBS flare as well as the day after an alcohol filled night...so just be prepared for that. Immodium, Pepto, Etc are always helpful too if you aren't aware of what foods do and do not work well with your body. The best thing to do is follow your doctor's orders and if you haven't gone to the dr yet, please go. IBS, Crohns and Coilitis have many similar symptoms and do not respond to the same meds or eating habits. by all means, see a GI dr. BTW alcohol is just asking for trouble with any intestinal diseases. One last thing that I hope will help. search and research what you are feeling. Don't over read your meds and don't ignore them. Keep a journal of what and when you are eating. If something changes for the bad, write it down and give it to the Dr. Good luck!

no they cant :)

Yes Virginia, diarrhea is almost always fun. Diarrhea is not only a fun word to say in mixed company, but is also fun to leave in the toilet and "forget" to flush, forcing others to view your masterpiece. In short, diarrhea makes people laugh, and the world needs more laughter, therefore the world needs more diarrhea.

No its not. Fever symptoms can be but not sickness or diarrhea.x
no not really depends if your child gets really sick but otherwise no. you only get spots, itching and scratching.

Yes, diarrhea is one of the side effects of the MAP.

Yes, garlic causes more gastro-intestinal distress than nearly any other food product. Gas, bloating, intestinal cramps, and diarrhea are common effects of eating garlic, especially if you are sensitive to it. The supposed health benefits of garlic and the common myth that "garlic is good for you" does not apply if it makes you sick. If you eat out often or use prepared foods it is nearly impossible to avoid garlic because it is the most overused ingredient in food preparation. The mentality seems to be that if a lot of garlic is dumped into food it turns into quisine.

You should eat a lot of fruits (apple and bananas especially), drink a lot of water and apple juice or a cup of hot tea (you can put some lemon juice in it too). Do not eat fried food, sauces, spicy food and no chocolate, snacks or junk food. Even drinks as Coca Cola, Pepsi, Fanta, etc... are to avoid.

Yogurt. It has pro biotics, and will aid in regaining the normal mucousa membranes of the digestive tract. In addition to yogurt, it is important to stay hydrated, with lots of clear liquids..the best being water. Stay away from sugar juices and soda, as they can sometimes worsen the condition.