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How Can I Get Relief From Diarrhea ?
I m a man, careless cold last night, and during the day on the diarrhea , but still have to go to work, what methods help to me? Please help to me: http://www.flywowgold.com
Sun, 29 Jan 2012
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You could be having the flu. Keep yourself warm. Do steam inhalation for relief. If you feel weak, avoid going to work. To prevent dehydration you can consume WHO ORS as directed on the sachet. Eat bland, soft diet. Avoid spicy, hard or irritant food. Get yourself examined and stool tested by a Doctor for specific management.
You could be having the flu. Keep yourself warm. Do steam inhalation for relief. If you feel weak, avoid going to work. To prevent dehydration you can consume WHO ORS as directed on the sachet. Eat bland, soft diet. Avoid spicy, hard or irritant food. Get yourself examined and stool tested by a Doctor for specific management.
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Hi,Welcome to HCM.
Diarrhoea could be due to a viral or a bacterial infection.Take plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration, have bland diet,avoid spicy and oily food, you can also have juices if you are not diabetic.If still it doesn't stop then have a loperamide tablet.If it doesn't subside then you may require an antibiotic.If you have a running nose then you can take a antihistaminic if blocked then steam inhalation is sufficient.
Take care.
Diarrhoea could be due to a viral or a bacterial infection.Take plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration, have bland diet,avoid spicy and oily food, you can also have juices if you are not diabetic.If still it doesn't stop then have a loperamide tablet.If it doesn't subside then you may require an antibiotic.If you have a running nose then you can take a antihistaminic if blocked then steam inhalation is sufficient.
Take care.
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