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Diarrhea again a common problem of monsoon season is the frequent passage of loose or watery unformed stools.

It is caused by Infection, which maybe bacterial, viral or parasitic or by Drugs As side effects of antibiotics, etc.
Chronic diseases like irritable bowel syndrome, AIDS, etc also causes diarrhea.
Care :-
Drink plenty of fluids like boiled water or lemon water with
sugar and salt. Take ORS Frequently.
Curd Buttermilk and coconut water can be taken.
Avoid other milk products, raw food, non-veg, spicy and seasoned
food till complete recovery.
Avoid drinking or eating at roadside vendors.

Infants and small children get dehydrated very fast, which can
lead to a serious situation. Start ORS as soon as
the child has diarrhea.

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