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Q: Diarrhea for 7 days

asked by: 41694love on July 13th, 2008

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She is very healthy. Doesn't normally have this problem. No severe pain just slight upset stomache feel. No fever. Minimal loss of appetite. Should I be concerned? What are possibilities of what could be wrong with her?

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vampire_sweetness86

replied on July 13th, 2008

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maybe something she ate? or drank.. maybe she is worried about something.. stressed? maybe you should ask her...

What are the reasons for having diarrhea?

Bacterial or viral infection
Medication side effects
Chemotherapy and radiation side effects
Food and drink side effects
Vitamins, minerals and sugar
Blocked intestines by the cancer
Bowel surgery
Stress and anxiety

I hope I helped!

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