61. PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Diarrhoea Tree Barks Powder. Back diarrhoea. Note for Pet Owners If you have an animalwith diarrhoea there are some important guidelines that you should follow http://www.provet.co.uk/health/signs/diarrhoea.htm

Complementary Remedies Herbal Natural Herb Tablets Homoeopathic Arsenicum Alb 30C Merc Viv 15C Nutritional Tree Barks Powder Back DIARRHOEA Note for Pet Owners: If you have an animal with diarrhoea there are some important guidelines that you should follow: If you haven't done so - Get your pet examined by your veterinarian. Always give the medications that your veterinarian has prescribed at the correct dose and at the correct times. Contact your veterinary practice if you are concerned that your animal is having a relapse, or if it appears to react abnormally following treatment. Keep your animal on the strict diet that your veterinarian recommends and AVOID feeding high fat foods because fat intake can make the condition much worse. If your pet is a bin scrounger or likely to steal food - stop him/her . Many "snacks" are relatively high in fat - so cut them out !! Topics on this Page: Description Appearance Cause Diagnosis ... Consequences Description The definition of diarrhoea is as follows: Normal bowel movements are altered resulting in an increase in any one of the following: Frequency of defaecation.

62. Diarrhoea diarrhoea in the cat. These are important signs to look out for and willhelp in determining the cause of the diarrhoea. Causes of diarrhoea. http://www.fabcats.org/diarrhoea.html

63. Diarr Differences between small and large intestinal diarrhoea. SMALL INTESTINE. LARGEINTESTINE. Faecal Volume. +++ increased. +/ increased. Mucus. -. +. Melaena. +/-.-. http://www.avonvets.co.uk/2ndyr_hands/diarr.html

Differences between small and large intestinal diarrhoea SMALL INTESTINE LARGE INTESTINE Faecal Volume +++ increased +/- increased Mucus Melaena Haematochezia Undigested Food / Fat globules +in malabsorption / maldigestion Colour variation Frequency 2-3x normal more than 3x normal Tenesmus / dyschezia - (then + later) Consistency Very loose Normal - loose Click HERE to return to the list of topics

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65. Probiotics For Antibiotic-associated Diarrhoea [October 2002; 104-2] Probiotics for antibioticassociated diarrhoea. Figure 1 Antibiotic-associateddiarrhoea with and without probiotics. Open circles http://www.jr2.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/band104/b104-2.html

@import "../styles/advanced.css"; Skip navigation Back issue listing Subject Index Journal listing by subject Probiotics for antibiotic-associated diarrhoea Study Results Finding more information New results ... Comment Most of us would probably agree that meta-analysis is a good thing, but not when we cannot use the results or we fail to reach a satisfying level of comfort in using its results. Bandolier was delighted when it saw a meta-analysis on the use of probiotics for antibiotic-associated diarrhoea [1]. There were seven randomised trials, but like so many meta-analyses all it told us was a lot of statistical guff, with the fact that the combined effect relative risk was 0.3966 with a 95% confidence interval of 0.275 to 0.571. Not only does the over-precision of these figures worry us (who really worries about the fourth significant figure of the relative risk in Bridgend on a wet Wednesday afternoon?), but what use is a relative risk without some anchor? What is the incidence of diarrhoea with antibiotics? What is the rate of diarrhoea without probiotics? So Bandolier decided to use this as a test case to see how much work would be needed to turn a good meta-analysis without utility into one that could be used.

66. Bovine Viral Diarrhoea - Veterinary Informatics And Epidemiology Veterinary Informatics and Epidemiology. Bovine Viral diarrhoea. Bovineviral diarrhoea is a complex disease of cattle. It affects http://www.vie.gla.ac.uk/project/bvd/bvd.html

Veterinary Informatics and Epidemiology Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Bovine viral diarrhoea is a complex disease of cattle. It affects all ages of cattle, some of its most important effects result from infection of the unborn foetus. Work is being carried out at Strathclyde University in conjunction with the department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Glasgow Veterinary School, and the Institute for Animal Health, Compton, to define the effects of the disease on a herd of cattle, and to produce a mathematical model that can be compared with several specific herds whose disease status is known. The goal of the project is to quantify the effect of the disease on a herd, and thence extrapolate to the whole of the UK; the effectiveness of various control regimes, at present either culling certain groups of animals, or the use of a vaccination policy, is also to be assessed. Researchers involved Giles Innocent George Gettinby J Brownlies (IAH) Ivan Morrison (IAH) Other research projects Go Back to V.I.E. Home Page

67. Traveller's Diarrhoea Traveller s diarrhoea is the most common illness among those who travelto tropical locations. Search this site. Traveller s diarrhoea. http://www.travelhealth.co.uk/advice/diarrhoea.htm

Search this site you are here: home page travelhealth advice Traveller's Diarrhoea "Travel broadens the mind, but loosens the bowels". Traveller's diarrhoea is the most common illness among those who travel to tropical locations and in many parts of the world it is merely a case of when , rather than if What is Traveller's Diarrhoea? Any food or water from an infected source can cause traveller's diarrhoea. Symptoms of traveller's diarrhoea usually begin about three to four days after arrival. It can continue for up to ten days after return. The risk of traveller's diarrhoea is very much related to the destination, level of accommodation and travel habits of the traveller. Those who only go to 5* hotels will be at a lower risk of traveller's diarrhoea than those eating and living in local accommodation and restaurants. There is some evidence to suggest that those who travel frequently (at least every six months) to developing countries - do build up a limited defense against Traveller's Diarrhoea. However, this is not a life long immunity. How to Avoid Traveller's Diarrhoea

68. Travellers Diarrhoea Traveller's Health Prevention Against Diseases Abroad; Vacc Traveller s diarrhoea description occurrence, manifestations, diagnose and treatment,prevention of the disease. Diseases. Traveller’s diarrhoea. http://www.traveldoctoronline.net/diseases/traveller.htm

Diseases Traveller’s diarrhoea Traveller’s diarrhoea (diarrhea) is acquired through ingestion of faecal contaminated food or water, or both. Both cooked and uncooked foods might be implicated if they have been improperly handled. Especially risky foods include raw or undercooked meat and seafood and raw fruits and vegetables. Tap water, ice, and unpasteurized milk and dairy products can be associated with increased risk of TD; safe beverages include bottled carbonated beverages (especially flavoured beverages), beer, wine, hot coffee or tea, or water boiled and appropriately treated with iodine or chlorine. The onset of traveller’s diarrhoea is usually within the first week of travel, but can occur at any time during the visit and even after returning home. Manifestations: It typically results in four to five loose or watery stools per day. The duration of diarrhoea is 3 to 4 days. Approximately 10% of the cases persist longer than 1 week. Approximately 15% of ill people experience vomiting, and 2% to 10% have diarrhoea accompanied by fever or bloody stools, or both. Traveller’s can experience more than one episode of diarrhoea during a single trip. It rarely is life threatening. Diagnose and treatment: Most cases of diarrhoea are self-limited and require only simple replacement of fluids and salts lost in diarrhoeal stools. This is best achieved by use of an

69. Diarrhoea - Traveller's Health Prevention Against Diseases Abroad; Vaccination, Diseases. http://www.traveldoctoronline.net/diseases/diarrhoae.htm

Diseases see Traveller's Diarrhoea or Giardiasis or Cholera or ecoli infecttion Back to list of diseases Hom e ... webmaster The contents within traveldoctoronline are presented only for informational purposes and cannot substitute for professional health care or any other medical treatment.All users of this website with health problems should be oblige always to consult their medical doctor before starting any treatment.

70. Travellers Diarrhoea Travellers’ diarrhoea. Travellers diarrhoea is a syndrome characterised by atwofold or greater increase in the frequency of unformed bowel movements. http://www.julies-story.org/ibd/tdiarrhoea.htm

What is Irritable Bowel Disease? Irritable Bowel Syndrome IBS Medications Crohn's Disease ... The Digestive Tract See also; Basic Strategies to minimize Diarrhoea Travellers’ Diarrhoea Montezuma’s revenge, Delhi Belly, whatever the name, travellers’ diarrhoea is by far the most common cause of ill health in travellers. Travellers' diarrhoea is a syndrome characterised by a twofold or greater increase in the frequency of unformed bowel movements. What is travellers’ diarrhoea? Montezuma’s revenge, Delhi Belly, whatever the name, travellers’ diarrhoea is by far the most common cause of ill health in travellers. Travellers' diarrhoea is a syndrome characterised by a twofold or greater increase in the frequency of unformed bowel movements. What are the symptoms of travellers’ diarrhoea? Commonly associated symptoms include: Four to five loose or watery stools per day. Abdominal cramps. Nausea, bloating. Fever. Malaise. The median duration of diarrhoea is 3-4 days. Of all cases, 10% last longer than one week, approximately 2% last longer than one month and fewer than 1% last longer than three months. What are the causes of diarrhoea?

71. Diarrhoea diarrhoea. What is travellers’ diarrhoea? What are the symptoms oftravellers’ diarrhoea? Commonly associated symptoms include http://www.irishhealth.com/?level=4&con=248

72. DotPHARMACY:update Diarrhoea A runin with diarrhoea. diarrhoea can hit when it is least expected, leaving thesufferer embarrassed and distressed. diarrhoea can be either acute or chronic. http://www.dotpharmacy.co.uk/updiar.html

A run-in with diarrhoea Diarrhoea can hit when it is least expected, leaving the sufferer embarrassed and distressed. Derek Balon, community pharmacist and King's College lecturer, discusses how these patients can be saved from dire straits To be familiar with the pathaphysiology of diarrhoea To be aware of the causes of diarrhoea To diagnose diarrhoea using the menomonic SCRUTINY To be aware of drug and non-drug management of diarrhoea Diarrhoea may be defined as the more frequent passing of stools, which are more fluid than usual. It should be noted that this definition reflects a significant change from normal. The fluidity is important: stools contain about 100-200ml of fluid; in a patient with severe diarrhoea this can increase to 10 litres in 24 hours. Incidence It is difficult to obtain accurate figures for the incidence of all self-limiting minor conditions, as most surveys are the result of self-reporting. However, 19 per cent of respondents to a British survey reported diarrhoea in the last year and 4 per cent in the previous two weeks. Pathophysiology There are four major pathophysiological mechanisms which result in diarrhoea.

73. Dot Pharmacy: Update On Travellers' Diarrhoea Travellers diarrhoea is more likely to spoil your foreign holiday than the weather,but it is easier to avoid and manage. Prevention of travellers diarrhoea. http://www.dotpharmacy.co.uk/updia2.html

Tourist troubles Travellers' diarrhoea is more likely to spoil your foreign holiday than the weather, but it is easier to avoid and manage. Karen Howell explains how OBJECTIVES To understand what causes travellers' diarrhoea To recognise danger signs and at risk groups To be aware of preventative measures To be able to advise patients on management of the condition To be able to identify suitable treatments for individual patients There has been a significant growth in the number of people travelling to foreign countries. It was estimated that around 55 million visits abroad took place last year. This figure is set to double by 2010. People travel abroad mainly on holiday, however the last decade has seen a steady growth in travel for business, charity-sponsored events, sporting and educational reasons. There has been an increase in elderly travellers, people with chronic diseases, pregnant women and families with young children. Travel to tropical, culturally diverse and remote countries that do not have fully developed public health infrastructures or medical services, has become more common. Warm climates, and places with poor sanitation and hygiene systems increase the risk of travellers' diarrhoea. Causes and transmission Diarrhoea is caused by bacteria, viruses, protozoa and algae-like organisms, which vary in prevalence at particular locations and times of the year.

74. Diarrhoea Health Other. diarrhoea. diarrhoea is the most common complaint of travellersin their first 2 weeks away from home. Types of diarrhoea. Giardia. http://www.climbing-high.com/diarrhoea.html

Health - Other Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is the most common complaint of travellers in their first 2 weeks away from home. This can be for many reasons, but is primarily thought to be related to the bacteria in the non-purified water of the developing countries. Normally, if a person gets diarrhoea the first thing they do is visit their doctor or GP who will make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe an appropriate course of treatment. High up the mountain this is unlikely to be an option, so self-diagnosis is vital. Although diarrhoea is rarely fatal, it causes they body to lose valuable water supplies, and in a mountain environment this can lead to an increased risk of altitude and cold related illnesses. Bacterial infection is not the only cause of diarrhoea - viruses, protozoa, some medicines, food intolerances and allergies can also be held responsible. This means that there is no 'magic bullet' which will cure all types and strains. It is especially important to recognise this, as if you take antibiotics in the hope that it will be the cure-all end-all you may inadvertently kill off any good bacteria which the body is using to fight the infection. Diarrhoea is complex, so you should descend and seek professional help and if it persists for more than a week, or is accompanied any of the following: Bleeding Fainting Dehydration A high fever Pain Prevention As diarrhoea is a very unpleasant condition to have halfway up a mountain some people choose to take preventative medicines to protect against diarrhoea, but doctors are divided as to whether this is a good idea. Side effects can be extremely nasty, and even fatal. Altering the body's natural makeup so far away from proper medical help could cause further complications. Fortunately there is an alternative as most types of diarrhoea are preventable if you are careful and practice good hygiene. Here are a few tips:

75. Travel Health Zone - Diarrhoea diarrhoea diarrhoea is by far the commonest cause of ill health in travellers.No vaccine is capable of conferring general protection http://www.travelhealthzone.com/away/diarrhoea/

The travel health website for travellers Home Diarrhoea BEFORE YOU GO Scuba Diving Fear of Flying Immunisations Packing Drugs WHILE ABROAD Malaria Blood Diarrhoea Water ... Altitude BACK HOME Check up? COMMERCIAL Directory GENERAL Ask the Doctor Newsletter Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is by far the commonest cause of ill health in travellers. No vaccine is capable of conferring general protection against diarrhoea, which has many different causes. You should be aware of the importance of countering the dehydration consequent upon diarrhoea by drinking plenty of fluids, preferably a rehydration fluid containing salt and glucose. Antidiarrhoeal preparations, including antimotility drugs, can provide an adult with symptomatic relief; however, they can also cause undesirable side-effects and an authoritative opinion should be sought before they are used. They should never be used by children. Bacterial dysentery, protozoal infections and intestinal helminthic infections require specific treatment. Related Articles One of the largest causes of diarrhoea is - learn how to choose your food carefully to minimise ill health Water - all you need to know - purification, filters, storage etc

76. Traveldoctor - Vaccinations And Malaria Prevention - Diarrhoea diarrhoea diarrhoea is the most common illness in travellers. diarrhoea diarrhoeais caused by food and drink contaminated with bacteria, virus or parasites. http://www.traveldoctor.info/advice/3.html

News Advice Diseases Ask the Doctor ... About us Choose destination document.write(''); Home Advice Diarrhoea Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is the most common illness in travellers. Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is caused by food and drink contaminated with bacteria, virus or parasites. boiling destroys all microorganisms. Diarrhoea is prevented by make sure that the food is thoroughly cooked or fried; boil the water before use; drink bottled water, juice or beer; peel fruits; do not drink tap water; do not use ice cubes in drinks and food unless you know where the water comes from; do not eat home made ice-cream; avoid mayonnaise, raw egg yolk, raw vegetable and shellfish. Treatment Mild diarrhoea is treated with rest and fluid for instance water or tea with sugar. If the diarrhoea is bloody, you should contact a doctor. If you cant get medical advice, self-treatment with a quinolone antibiotics for instance Ciproxin should be tried. Quinolones work on bacteria but not on parasites and virus. Frequent diarrhoea (more than 6 times a day), the diarrhoea may be stopped with Immodium. Drinking water The traveller does seldom have any knowledge of the quality of the drinking water in any specific place. The traveller must therefore make sure that the water is safe before it is used (drinking, cooking brushing teeth).

77. Traveldoctor - Vaccinations And Malaria Prevention - Diarrhoea diarrhoea Infection Infection is almost exclusively through contaminatedfood and water. Food and Prevention See diarrhoea. More about http://www.traveldoctor.info/diseases/30.html

News Advice Diseases Ask the Doctor ... About us Choose destination document.write(''); Home Diseases Diarrhoea Diarrhoea Infection Infection is almost exclusively through contaminated food and water. Food and water may be contaminated with sewage or may be handled by people with poor hand hygiene. Bacteria like Salmonella and Campylobacter are found naturally in animals and meat products may be infection during the production process. Vaccination Typhoid Typhoid is infection with the most serious Salmonella bacteria. Typhoid is not found in the UK. The vaccination can either be as an injection, which protects up to 3 years, or tablets, which protects up to 5 years if you are exposed to typhoid, but only 1 year if you are not exposed. The injection protects about one week after it has been given, the tablets about two weeks after. Children: The injection can be given down to 2 years of age and the tablets down to 5 years of age. Cholera and “tourist diarrhoea” vaccine” The vaccine contains the cholera toxin and killed cholera bacteria. The toxin looks very much like the E.coli toxin responsible for “tourist diarrhoea”.

78. Diarrhoea - Health - Indiatimes diarrhoea Dr Mukesh Batra. diarrhoea is a common complaint in monsoonsobserved in all age groups. diarrhoea is usually the cause http://health.indiatimes.com/articleshow/19762252.cms

79. Babyworld - Your Baby - A-Z Of Child Health - Diarrhoea Vote now! Celebrity Chat click here. diarrhoea. diarrhoea is abnormallyliquid bowel motions, not those which are slightly loose or frequent. http://www.babyworld.co.uk/experts/az_childhealth/diarrhoea.asp

// 1, 139, , document.write(""); // 2, 176, , document.write(""); Who is responsible for your child's weight? Vote now! Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is abnormally liquid bowel motions, not those which are slightly loose or frequent. Some children may pass several motions a day, while others go only a few times a week. Both are normal. Diarrhoea usually starts suddenly, and is often associated with colicky, coming-and-going tummy pains, which tend to flit around different parts of the tummy. This is quite different from appendicitis , where the pain is in one place and constant. It can be caused by travel or over-eating of a particular food (e.g. fruit or chocolate), but if your child is also vomiting, then it is very likely to be caused by a bowel virus infection. Most cases settle on their own without any special treatment, but if dehydration is setting in, then get medical advice without delay. You will know your child is dehydrated if: He looks drawn and pinched in the face He has sunken eyes and a dry mouth His urine production slows down as his body tries to conserve fluid. If your baby does not wet his nappy for six hours, he may well be dehydrated

80. Extract From Clinical Evidence: Diarrhoea Extract from Clinical Evidence diarrhoea. Picture Quiz. Write a responseto this article. Extract from Clinical Evidence diarrhoea http://www.studentbmj.com/back_issues/0400/education/107.html

Please click the Current Issue button above to return to the contents page Surgical emergencies: acute abdominal pain (Part 2) Cushing's syndrome ABC of heart failure: Investigation Extract from Clinical Evidence: Diarrhoea Picture Quiz Write a response to this article Extract from Clinical Evidence: Diarrhoea Interventions Trade off between benefits and harms Empirical antibiotic treatment in travellers' diarrhoea Empirical antibiotic treatment in community acquired diarrhoea Summary points RCTs have found that empirically treating travellers' diarrhoea with antibiotics reduces the length of illness by one to two days. In community acquired diarrhoea, RCTs have found that ciprofloxacin reduces the duration of diarrhoea by one to two days. Trials of other antibiotics have found no evidence of benefit or have not reported on time to cure. Some RCTs found that treatment prolonged excretion of organisms and was associated with the development of resistant organisms. Background Definition Diarrhoea is defined as watery or liquid stools, usually with an increase in stool weight above 200 g per day and an increase in daily stool frequency.

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