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What Causes Sticky Stool?

Hi Doc, I have a stick stool comming. I also have an history of e.Colli within my itenstine several times, with more than 100,000 colony counts. I have s3 piles since 3 years, not operated upon yet. I have an history of repeated Urinary Tract infection.

Please suuhest a solution.

Regards.

Nikhil
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello,

This is intestine infection through some sort of bacteria or virus which may be ingested via contaminated food or liquids.

Primary working tips for this issue:
- Consume plenty of liquids in form of boiled water, lemon juice, coconut water, homemade juices, organic tea, coffee, butter milk et cetera.
- Prefer soft, light, bland, vegan diet with fresh curd preferably.
- Avoid all types of oily, spicy, non veg, hot beverages, junk foods, dairy fat, milk, aerated drinks till recovery.
- Intake of PPI (as omeprazole ), and antibiotics (with metronidazole on pack).
- Pro biotic with lacto bacillus helps faster recovery which requires prescription with your doctor.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel
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What Causes Sticky Stool?

Hello, This is intestine infection through some sort of bacteria or virus which may be ingested via contaminated food or liquids. Primary working tips for this issue: - Consume plenty of liquids in form of boiled water, lemon juice, coconut water, homemade juices, organic tea, coffee, butter milk et cetera. - Prefer soft, light, bland, vegan diet with fresh curd preferably. - Avoid all types of oily, spicy, non veg, hot beverages, junk foods, dairy fat, milk, aerated drinks till recovery. - Intake of PPI (as omeprazole ), and antibiotics (with metronidazole on pack). - Pro biotic with lacto bacillus helps faster recovery which requires prescription with your doctor. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel