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Articles related to "Gastroenteritis"
Is It the Flu or Food Poisoning? One or two days after attending a party, you experience vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, and a headache. Most likely it's either a case of the stomach flu or food poisoning.. flu • food poisoning • gastroenteritis • bacterial gastroenteritis • viral gastroenteritis
Canine Gastroenteritis Canine gastroenteritis is literally defined as inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract of the dog, has many causes, and usually results in vomiting, diarrhea or both. canine gastroenteritis • dog vomiting diarrhea • dog diarrhea vomiting • dog diarrhea • canine diarrhea
Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis in Dogs Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis causes severe and life-threatening vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration in dogs. Fluid replacement is the most important part of treatment. hemorrhagic gastroenteritis • gastroenteritis treatment • gastroenteritis symptoms • dog vomiting diarrhea • dog diarrhea vomiting
Gastroenteritis is Not a Flu Influenza manifests with symptoms such as high fever, dry cough, sore throat, stuffy nose and severe aches and pains in the legs and low back. influenza • stomach flu is a misnomer • norovirus • rotavirus • handwashing
New Rotavirus Vaccine on the Horizon? A couple of companies are close to delivering a vaccine that could prevent a worldwide epidemic that kills around 500,000 children (3 months to 2 years old) each year. Click above to find out more. rotavirus • vaccine • gastroenteritis • diarrhea • vomit
Symptoms of Influenza vs Cold and Stomach Flu Three virus-caused illnesses are often lumped together in people's minds, though the symptoms and treatment may differ. Here's how to tell one from the other. swine flu • influenza • common cold • stomach flu • gastroenteritis
Norovirus Infection - The Stomach Flu Bug Norovirus infection is the latest plague in the news. Learn about the symptoms, transmission and prevention of this acute gastrointestinal virus. norovirus outbreaks • what is norovirus • norovirus in the news • norovirus virus • viral stomach flu
Rethinking First Foods for Babies Baby cereals and mashed sweet potatoes, once widely recommended, are no longer generally considered safe choices. first foods babies • starting solids infants • food sensitivity • food intolerance • food allergy
College Students Spread Germs in Campus Housing Student housing provides the perfect environment for bacteria and germs. Bad dorm housekeeping & poor hygiene cause colds, flu, stomach viruses, and contagious illnesses. college students spread germs in campus housing • dorms are breeding grounds for lice and colds and • student housing provides an environment for bacter • bad dorm housekeeping and poor hygiene cause conta • health hazards of living on a university or colleg
Norovirus Appearing suddenly in large groups, Norovirus can quickly spread and make individuals exposed to it fall rapidly ill. norovirus • norovirus symptoms • norovirus treatment • norovirus prevention • norwalk virus symptoms
Diarrhea -- What is it, How it is Treated? Diarrhea is typically, and usually, a annoying condition that almost always responds to home treatment. However, there are times, particulary with young children, when hospitalization is required. This article covers some of the most common forms of diarrhea and explains when further, more aggressive treatment may be warranted. diarrhea • sprue • idiopathic diarrhea • children • young children with diarrhea
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) IBS affects one in five adults and more than one out of every ten visits to the doctor's results in this diagnosis. bloating • gas • flatulence • diarrhea • constipation
Shigella Bacterial Food Poisoning Shigella is a virulent bacterial pathogen that you can pick up just about anywhere. Infection results from contact with contaminated feces, and causes severe diarrhea. symptoms shigella • symptoms of shigellosis • shigellosis bacterial infection • bacterial dysentery • bacterial infection
The Causes of Infection Infective illness is often the result of a breakdown in the relationship between our bodies and our resident micro-organisms. causes of infection • micro-organisms and infection • bacteria and skin • bacteria and sore throat • bacteria and large intestine
When to Use Soy-Based Infant Formulas Soy formulas account for nearly one-quarter of formula sales in the US. Due to targeted marketing, many parents believe these formulas are superior to milk-based formulas infant formulas and nutrition • soy formula versus milk formula • reasons to use soy formula • soy formula and allergies • soy formula for diarrhea
Aunt Jemima Recall Aunt Jemima Pancake and Waffle mixes have been recalled by the FDA due to a possible Salmonella contamination. aunt jemima recall • aunt jemima pancake and waffle mix • pancake • waffle • refund
Drinking Water While on Vacation Water isn't always the pure and refreshing drink you might expect. Don't learn this the hard way next time you are traveling on vacation. drinking water safety • drinking water on vacation • drinking water abroad • water health concerns • unsafe drinking water
Flying and Pilot Health Even minor deterioration in health can affect performance if flying an aircraft. Before getting airborne every pilot should carefully consider whether he is fit to fly. flying and health • fitness to fly • trial lesson • pilot and common cold • flying and medication
Noroviruses Noroviruses are a group of single-stranded RNA, non-enveloped viruses that cause gastroenteritis in human. norovirus • norwalk • virus • infection • diarrhea
River and Beach Contamination Poorly Publicized Two bills in the Congress aim to protect swimmers' health by requiring timely notification of unsafe pollution levels at U.S. beaches and sewage overflows into waterways. water quality • water pollution • pollution • water • beach
Vincenzo Bellini's Life and Works Vincenzo Bellini's brief biography. He is best known for opera Norma and 'bel canto.' vincenzo bellini • italian opera composer bel canto • bellini operas • bellini and norma la sonnambula the sleepwalker i • bellini maria callas
What Causes Abdominal Pain? Everyone experiences abdominal pain once in a while. While often frightening- and sometimes serious- abdominal pain is one of the most common and treatable complaints. abdominal pain • irritable bowel syndrome • ibs • appendicitis • liver
Handling Fever At The Daycare How to handle fever at the day care. fever • temperature • illness • degree • medication
Part Three - Short Stories Review This is the third part of the short stories review that I have been writing. The collection of short stories is from the book, "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" by Martin H. Greenberg. masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg
A to Z of Reasons to Breastfeed Facilitating group discussion about the advantages of breastfeeding to mother and baby in a fun and interactive session. an a to z of reasons to breastfeed • interactive session discussing advantages of breas • encouraging mothers to talk about breastfeeding • each mother names an advantage beginning with a le • facilitating group discussion
Autoimmune Neutropenia Autoimmune neutropenia, which primarily occurs in infants, is characterized by antibodies that destroy neutrophilic white blood cells, increasing the risk of infection. neutropenia • granulocytes • white blood cells • decreased white blood cells • decreased neutrophils
Bloody Urine IgA nephropathy is an autoimmune kidney disorder with symptoms ranging from transient episodes of bloody urine to renal failure. berger's disease • iga • immunoglobulin a • neprhopathy • iga nephropathy
Causes of Abdominal Pain Abdominal pain is a common symptom that people report to doctors. What conditions can produce this sensation? abdominal pain • right upper quadrant pain • left upper quadrant pain • right lower quadrant pain • left lower quadrant pain
Churg-Strauss Syndrome Churg-Strauss syndrome is an autoimmune triad that initially emerges as allergic rhinitis and later progresses to eosinophilia and vasculitis. Read on to learn more. churg-strauss • churg-strauss syndrome • eosinophils • eosinophilia • asthma
Drinks for Children Children's drinks of choice should be milk and plain water, both of which are easily available and very affordable. drinks for children • what kids should drink more • children’s drinks • milk and water • milk and kids
Heavy Metal Toxicity Mercury is the most common source of heavy metal toxicity and dental amalgams are the primary source of mercury exposure. heavy metals • mercury toxicity • environmental toxins • autoimmune disease • vaccines
How Much Water Should be Drunk Healthy adults should drink about eight 8-ounce glass of water daily. However, there are times when water intake needs some modification. how much water should be drunk • recommended water intake • fluid intake • increased water intake • eight 8-ounce glass of water
Infectobesity, The Obesity Virus Obesity is linked with viruses. Look to Massage Therapy, Integrative Manual Therapy, Acupuncture, Qigong, Reflexology and Laughter for supporting the immune system. obesity • infectobesity • viruses • adenoviruses • immune system
Salmonella Infection in Birds When a salmonella outbreak strikes in bird populations, feeders can be an important focus of the spread of the disease. Keep your feeder safe for birds. salmonella infection • salmonellosis • salmonella bacterium • salmonella bacteria • birds
Salmonella Outbreak A current outbreak linked to peanut butter in Minnesota is affecting more than 430 people in 43 states with 3-5 deaths, but what is this evil thing called salmonella? salmonellosis • the course of salmonella infection • how salmonella infects • salmonella food poisoning facts • how to test for salmonella infection
Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common condition affecting a significant portion of the population. This article briefly describes the symptoms of IBS. irritable bowel syndrome • abdominal pain • diarrhoea with alternate constipation • bloated abdomen • ibs
The Life of Zachary Taylor Years before the outbreak of the Civil War, Northerners and Southerners were sharply divided over whether the territories taken from Mexico should be opened to slavery. the civil war • causes of the civil war • history of the civil war • main causes of the civil war • when the civil war was
Water Pollution Threatens U.S. Beach Swimmers Sewage, animal waste, and other pollution that could expose U.S. swimmers to a host of waterborne illnesses necessitated 20,000 beach closing and advisory days in 2008. water quality • water pollution • pollution • water • beach
What Is Vomiting And Why Do We Vomit? Vomiting is an extremely unpleasant function of the human body, but like many functions, it is a protective reflex. what is vomiting and why do we vomit? • the reasons why humans and animals throw up • emesis • the vomiting reflex • what happens when we vomit?
What Vaccinations Does My Puppy Need? Vaccination is a crucial step in the health care of your dog to prevent Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus and Kennel Cough. what vaccinations does my puppy need? • vaccinations and the symptoms of canine infectious • vaccination is a crucial step in the health care o • hepatitis • parvovirus and kennel cough
Bad Times in Bodhgaya This year's Kalachakra Prayer Puja is beset with misfortunes. The Dalai Lama is ill and various factions threaten terrorism and disruption. kalachakra • bodhgaya • buddhism • tibet • tibetan lamas
The Risks of Infant Formula Feeding The Risks of Infant Formula Feeding in non-human primates. formula • non-human primate infants
Balancing the Diet to Prevent Acid Reflux In the management of digestive disorders, the role of a balanced diet cannot be over estimated. Proportion, trace minerals and herbs make all the difference. symptoms of acid reflux • cause of heartburn • diet for gerd • causes of acid reflux • acid reflux diet
E. coli and E. coli 0157 Most E. coli are non-pathogenic (non-disease-producing) and are referred to as commensal - the dictionary definition of commensal is "one who eats at the same table". e. coli • foodborne • waterborne • contamination • illness
Elizabeth Siddal – Pre-Raphaelite Model and Muse Though she was a poet and artist in her own right, Lizzie Siddal is best known as the idealized model of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. pre-raphaelite • king arthur • medievalism • english art • modern art
How to Find the Best Travel Water Filters Finding clean water when traveling is not always possible, especially in less developed areas. Taking a water filter or purification tablets can prevent serious sickness. camping water filter • back packing water filter • travel water filter • hiker water filter • water purification tablets
Leading Causes of Failure to Thrive in Infants Referred to as Failure to Thrive (FTT), this condition is a serious form of delayed physical growth and poor weight gain. failure to thrive in infants • early detection prevention ftt • faltering growth • organic failure to thrive (oftt) • nonorganic ftt
Poultry Slaughter Not only are current methods of poultry slaughter inhumane, but they also risk contaminating poultry with organisms that cause human disease. poultry slaughter • slaughter • salmonella • campylobacter • human infection
The Black Walnut Tree Decorative wood, food, medicine, poison and dye - the black walnut tree's bark, wood, leaves and nuts provide many benefits but also cause many ills. walnut • black walnut poison to horses and dogs • walnut remedies • black walnut recipes • uses of black walnut tree
Best Methods for Safe Holiday Decorating Christmas decor isn't limited to tinsel or pretty strands of sparkling lights, and parents need to be aware of ways their cheerful trappings can endanger children. christmas • christmas safety • safe decor • christmas danger • tinsel |
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