Do I have Diarrhea?!
Question: Do I have Diarrhea!?
I've been having to go to the bathroom a lot lately!. My waste keeps being in liquid form and I keep having to go frequently!. It feels like I'm bloated at first and grumbling sounds, but when I get to the toilet, I poop it out in liquid form!. I haven't had no fevers so I know its not a bacterial infection or anything like that!. In fact I feel fine besides the gassy feelings right now!.
So whats going on!. Is it Diarrhea!? I think it may have been caused by something I ate!. How long does this usually last!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
So whats going on!. Is it Diarrhea!? I think it may have been caused by something I ate!. How long does this usually last!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
diarrhea means an increased frequency or decreased consistency of bowel movements, so by the definition, yes you have diarrhea!. It prolly was something you ate that was either really dirty or possibly greasy, different people gets different reaction!. are you lactose intolerant!? i have no clue how long it will last, like i said everyone is different, depends how your acid in your stomach is clearing it up
Diarrhea occurs because more fluid passes through the large intestine (colon) than that organ can absorb!. As a rule, the colon can absorb several times more fluid than is required on a daily basis!. However, when this reserve capacity is overwhelmed, diarrhea occurs!.
Diarrhea is caused by infections or illnesses that either lead to excess production of fluids or prevent absorption of fluids!. Also, certain substances in the colon, such as fats and bile acids, can interfere with water absorption and cause diarrhea!. In addition, rapid passage of material through the colon can also do the same!.
Symptoms related to any diarrheal illness are often those associated with any injury to the gastrointestinal tract, such as fever, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain!. All or none of these may be present depending on the disease causing the diarrhea!. The number of bowel movements can vary
Diarrhea occurs because more fluid passes through the large intestine (colon) than that organ can absorb!. As a rule, the colon can absorb several times more fluid than is required on a daily basis!. However, when this reserve capacity is overwhelmed, diarrhea occurs!.
Diarrhea is caused by infections or illnesses that either lead to excess production of fluids or prevent absorption of fluids!. Also, certain substances in the colon, such as fats and bile acids, can interfere with water absorption and cause diarrhea!. In addition, rapid passage of material through the colon can also do the same!.
Symptoms related to any diarrheal illness are often those associated with any injury to the gastrointestinal tract, such as fever, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain!. All or none of these may be present depending on the disease causing the diarrhea!. The number of bowel movements can vary
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