Diarrhea

I have heard that it is not actually the basil that causes diarrhea, but a bacteria that normally grows on basil. I believe there may be something to this because I can't go near fresh basil, but I can eat basil oil with no problem at all. Some have suggested growing your own basil, washing it extremely well before eating it. If you still have a bad reaction, then maybe it really is the basil. Sorry I can't help more, but I've been researching this myself and this is all I've found.

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If you notice this all the time, and not just once, you are probably lactose intolerant.

If you have itching or respiratory problems you may be allergic and should see your doctor.

If the symptoms persist when not drinking milk, include severe pain (some gassiness and cramping is normal) or include bleeding or weight loss you should see your doctor.

Guava leaf is renowned as a treatment for diarrhea. Usually the leaves are boiled in water and then the water is consumed by the patient as a beverage, but chewing the leaves is another method of taking guava for diarrhea and is said to be just as effective.

Cookies can cause diarrhea for several reasons such as having a gluten intolerance, Celiac Disease, diabetes, and/or an allergy to any of the ingredients.

cheese + Cheese = cheese + cream - Cheese = cheesy cream hahaha

Cigarettes can affect the digestive system in several ways. While each individual reacts differently, it is not out of the question that cigarettes may be a cause of diarrhea. Smoking is associated with increased risk of Chrohn's disease, an intestinal disorder which will cause diarrhea.

Well it actually just comes from playing and being sick

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No it doesn't.what a stupid question

raw eggs and glucose has worked before,there are also many drugs provided by vets that help,plenty of fluid is essential to stop dehydration.

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After taking into account the fact that a person suffering from a chronic disease needs to get used to getting fleeced by either the medical fraternity the insurance industry or both, a lot would depend on the nature and severity of the disease,

There are over 10,000,000 people dying of starvation

Run to the bathroom and start coughing to cover up the sound of you taking a watery dump. Also keep cologne or perfume on u to cover up the smell!! (=

Because your body isn't acclimated to it yet. All that sloshing around in your stomach is hard to get used to; the more you run long distances, the easier it will be on your stomach. Also, when you run long distances, a lot of the blood that aids in digestion is diverted to your muscles, which is why you shouldn't run for a while after you eat.

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There are special chips in which a fat substitute called Olestra or Olean is used. Olestra is an artificially produced substance which works much like fat do but which the body can not break down and use, and thus it passes through the body unchanged. A problem is that vitamines are absorbed in it and thus brought out of the body too. A positive similar effect is that some poisons, like dioxine, is also absorbed and brought out.

Another side effect that some people can experience from Olestra is abdominal cramps and diarreha. Chips which contain Olestra must be marked with information about this.

If the chips you have eaten do not contain Olestra, another reason must be figured out, but I can confirm that you are not alone with this problem. I also get diarrhea from chips (without Olestra).

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Diarrhea following dental treatment is not a common side effect and should not typically last long. If diarrhea occurs, it may be related to anxiety, medication, or dietary changes rather than the procedure itself. If diarrhea persists for more than 24 to 48 hours or is severe, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and guidance.

If the medication your doctor gave you for diarrhea and vomiting isn't working, you should make a follow-up appointment with your doctor. After six days, you run the risk of becoming dehydrated. Paracetamol is a painkiller, which means the other medication is probably for the diarrhea and vomiting.

well, every time i drive by a field i se sheep with brown bums so maybe that is the awnser

Any time you have a surgical procedure, you will want to consult with your doctor about any adverse effects. Your doctor may prescribe anti-diarrhea medications like Kaopectate for your diarrhea.

Pears are a good source of high fibre, so it is not uncommon for diarrhea to occur.