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Chronic Diarhea

Posted By: Dave
Date: Wednesday, October 5 2005, at 2:33 p.m.

In Response To: Diarhea (Dave)

Although diarhea is a normal occurrence from time to time in most people's lives, chronic diarhea can pose real problems. If you have diarhea for more than a few days at a time, or if it returns frequently, then you are in danger of dehydration. So first of all, make sure you drink lots of fluids (not soda pop or alcohol). But additionally, chronic diarhea is a sign that something is wrong inside your digestive tract. Something is happening in there that's wreaking havoc. This could be any number of things, but you definitely need to see a doctor about it because it could be something very serious.

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Dave -- Wednesday, October 5 2005, at 2:29 p.m.

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Message: > Although diarhea is a normal occurrence from time to > time in most people's lives, chronic diarhea can pose > real problems. If you have diarhea for more than a few > days at a time, or if it returns frequently, then you > are in danger of dehydration. So first of all, make > sure you drink lots of fluids (not soda pop or > alcohol). > But additionally, chronic diarhea is a sign that > something is wrong inside your digestive tract. > Something is happening in there that's wreaking havoc. > This could be any number of things, but you definitely > need to see a doctor about it because it could be > something very serious.
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