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Do these following tests:-
Endoscopy.
Colonoscopy.
Lower GI (gastrointestinal) tract
radiography.
treatments:-
Fluids can be replaced by simply drinking more fluids, or they can be received intravenously in severe cases. Children and older people are more vulnerable to
dehydration.
Antidiarrheal medications like
Loperamide, or Imodium, is an antimotility drug that reduces stool passage.
Diet to be adopted are-
Sip on clear, still liquids such as fruit juice without added sugar.
After each
loose stool, replace lost fluids with at least one cup of liquid.
Do most of the drinking between, not during meals.
Consume high-potassium foods and liquids, such as diluted fruit juices, potatoes without the skin, and bananas.
Consume high-sodium foods and liquids, such as broths, soups, sports drinks, and salted crackers.
Eat foods high in soluble fiber, such as banana, oatmeal and rice, as these help thicken the stool
Limit foods that may make diarrhea worse, such as creamy, fried, and sugary foods.
Avoid these:-
Sugar-free gum, mints, sweet cherries, and prunes.
Caffeinated drinks and medication.
Fructose in high amounts, from fruit juices, grapes, honey, dates, nuts, figs, Soft drinks, and prunes.
Lactose in dairy products.
Magnesium.
Olestra, or Olean, a fat substitute.
Consult your doctor for further treatments.
hope this was helpful.
have a healthy day.