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Posted on Mon, 17 Feb 2014
Question: hi,i today afternoon i had serious dysentry(my bums/opening were on fire),after that i had to go to toilet very often.... Now its kind of stablised. What does this mean???
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Klerida Shehu (57 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Signs of gastroenteritis... Detailed Answer: Hi, The "serious dysentery" and frequent visits to the toilet are signs of an acute gastroenteritis. There are various causes including: - foods you have eaten - viral infection (especially if you have had a previous flu) The very best thing is to : - drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration - take otc o.r.s and tasectan - take probiotics If the signs won't improve within a couple of days, then should consult a physician for further evaluation. All the best! Dr.Klerida
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Suggest Treatment For Gastroenteritis

Brief Answer: Signs of gastroenteritis... Detailed Answer: Hi, The "serious dysentery" and frequent visits to the toilet are signs of an acute gastroenteritis. There are various causes including: - foods you have eaten - viral infection (especially if you have had a previous flu) The very best thing is to : - drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration - take otc o.r.s and tasectan - take probiotics If the signs won't improve within a couple of days, then should consult a physician for further evaluation. All the best! Dr.Klerida