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What Is The Treatment For Severe Diarrhea?

Hi, I m disha, 20 yrs old., with a height of 4 11 ft i have done my fecalysis and the result says ., I got RBC: 1-2/HPF and PUS CELLS: 3-5/HPF, is it normal? I also had a consistent loose mucoid and abundant bacteria., what s wrong with my health., diarrhea keeps on my way 2-3 times per week?
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your fecalysis report as RBC: 1-2/HPF and Pus cells as 3-5/ HPF.
This may be indicative of an infection.
You have consistent loose motions and abundant bacteria, diarrhea keeps coming 2-3 times per week.


I would advise you the following in such a situation:
Clinical evaluation, examination by a Gastroenterologist and further tests of blood and urine.
Ultrasonography and Colonoscopy with biopsy if required.
A 5 day course of a proper antibiotic and metronidazole and probiotics.
See the clinical results.
Avoid outside food and beverages.
Take only home-made fresh food.
If there is stress and/or anxiety, you have to et a control over it for a successful treatment.
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What Is The Treatment For Severe Diarrhea?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your fecalysis report as RBC: 1-2/HPF and Pus cells as 3-5/ HPF. This may be indicative of an infection. You have consistent loose motions and abundant bacteria, diarrhea keeps coming 2-3 times per week. I would advise you the following in such a situation: Clinical evaluation, examination by a Gastroenterologist and further tests of blood and urine. Ultrasonography and Colonoscopy with biopsy if required. A 5 day course of a proper antibiotic and metronidazole and probiotics. See the clinical results. Avoid outside food and beverages. Take only home-made fresh food. If there is stress and/or anxiety, you have to et a control over it for a successful treatment.