Science, asked by geethaa15052001, 1 month ago

Remedy for diarrhoea and dysentery vegitable

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Read on for some of the most effective ways to manage acute diarrhea.

Hydration. Hydration is very important when you have diarrhea. ...

Probiotics. Probiotics are sources of “good” bacteria that work in your intestinal tract to create a healthy gut environment. ...

Over-the-counter drugs. ...

Foods to eat. ...

Foods to avoid.

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Answered by smitharavindranath31

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Explanation:

--- bananas , white rice , boiled potatoes

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