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Im 8w1d along. This is my 3rd day with diarrhea. Ive been eating healthy..nothing fatty or bad for me.. :-/ i keep worrying abt getting dehydrated. Help! Any advice to stop this madness? I already missed one day of work and almost fainted at the end of the day the first day. :-( its like everytime i eat it happens
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Oh wow that's horrible.
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5773548 tn?1383947668
They told me to eat nothing just drink gatorade for 24 hrs ..thisll be fun -_-
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5773548 tn?1383947668
Well i called to talk to a nurse and they were like why didnt you come in earlier so im waiting for a nurse to call me back. Theyll prob put me on the brat diet but im only a few min away so a visit couldnt do any harm
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you need to put yourself in the b.r.a.t. Diet. b-banana r-rice cereal (dry) or plain rice cakes a-applesauce t- dry toast. No dairy products at all. Drink water and a little but of powerade for the electrolytes. Try it for today and tonight and if nothing changes by morning or you get too worried call your dr.
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5773548 tn?1383947668
Thanks. I feel like im in the doctors everyday -_- for something dif each time! Bleh
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I would make an appointment to see your doctor. Just to see whats going on. It coukd be the flu or you could need a stool hardner.
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5773548 tn?1383947668
Bummmmpppp :-)
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