Antibiotic-associated diarrhea occurs when antibiotics disrupt the normal gut microbiome, allowing harmful bacteria to overgrow or reducing the beneficial bacteria […]
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Diarrhea has three main infectious causes: bacteria such as Salmonella and E. coli, viruses such as norovirus, and parasites including
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Yellow diarrhea typically indicates rapid transit through your digestive system or malabsorption of fats. Green diarrhea usually results from bile
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Explosive diarrhea is a sudden, urgent outpouring of liquid stool that your body uses to expel an intestinal irritant as
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Bloody diarrhea means visible blood or dark, tarry stool mixed with loose bowel movements, and it should always be checked
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Most diarrhea in Thailand is mild traveller’s diarrhea caused by unfamiliar bacteria in food or water, and it usually improves
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