What are the causes of diarrhea

There are several possible causes for disease some are short-lived while others are more severe and prolonged in nature. Bacterial infections can enter the body when they are ingested on tainted food or water. Some common bacteria that inst…

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There are many causes of diarrhea which can be divided into two major categories — infectious and noninfectious. Infectious causes of diarrhea are a result of abnormal microorganisms invading the bowels. Noninfectious causes of diarrhea ar…

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Diarrhea – loose, watery stools occurring more than three times in one day – is a common problem. There are many causes of diarrhea. Temporary diarrhea lasting three weeks or less could be a symptom of a foodborne illness and is usually rel…

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

What type of food causes light diarrhea?

Q: I’ve been getting some diarrhea (nothing too horrible, but not normal bowel movements) for the past week or so.I admit that i’ve been eating too much bread with cream cheese and bologne, but i didn’t think that would cause diarrhea.No plums or dried fruits, which i now cause diarrhea.So what other foods could it be?

A: Normal amounts of cheese won’t cause diarrhea, but if you are consuming excessive amounts of milk products (like cream cheese), than can very likely cause your diarrhea.Try cutting back and see if you still get loose bowels.

I get motion sickness that causes diarrhea. Any suggestions on what to take for this?

Q: For most of my life I have had motion sickness, especially if I drive long distances. This causes me to get diarrhea instead of the typical nausea that motion sickness causes. I take Bonine for motion sickness, and it works sometimes, but it doesn’t prevent diarrhea most of the time. Can you suggest another product or home remedy that I can take before I drive to prevent the diarrhea?

A: Ginger is great for motion sickness. I’m not sure why but it works.

What causes diarrhea? (kinda gross question, but please keep reading)!?

Q: I started really intense soccer tryouts on Monday morning. It was the most activity i’ve gotten all summer (pretty much). We do a LOT of running and conditioning, and by the end of the 2 hour practice, i have to go to the bathroom really bad and get diarrhea. Can the exercise cause the diarrhea? Or something else…

A: exercise help your bowels to move frequently and that’s why you need to go to the bathroom alot. usually, it doesn’t cause diarrhea but just normal waste. you only get diarrhea if you have an infection or are sick… oh well, think of it as a good thing. you’re getting rid of icky waste that can make you bloated and getting rid of toxins in your system.