Food poisoning
https://www.bing.com/search?FORM=hlthcn&q=Loperamide&filters=sid:%22fb4780c0-cecf-d74e-00d1-8478289d22f8%22+lite:%22.RGlhZ25vc2lzQ2Fyb3VzZWxQb2xlXkZvb2QtcG9pc29uaW5nX2dsb2JhbF9lbk1lZGljYXRpb25eUE9MRV5eXmZiNDc4MGMwLWNlY2YtZDc0ZS0wMGQxLTg0NzgyODlkMjJmOA==%22
Also known as: foodborne illnessContent medically reviewed byDr. Karthikeya T MMD, Internal MedicineView full profile onLinkedInWhat is Food poisoning?Known causesPrevention methodsHow is this diagnosed?Your treatment plan may include one or more of these options.
Treatment involves medication and self care.MedicationMedicationAntidiarrheal agents: May provide temporary relief from diarrhea. Drink fluids high in electrolytes such as sports drinks Eat simple, easy to digest foods Do not self medicate. Check with your doctor before taking any medicines Wash your utensils neatly before use Consume large quantities of fluids Foods low in fats like oat meal, peanut butter Foods low in fiber like banana, cereal and rice Foods rich in sugars such as candies and cakes Foods rich in spices Caffeine and caffeinated drinks like soda or coffee Dairy products like milk, cheese or yogurt Processed food
Drink fluids high in electrolytes such as sports drinks
Eat simple, easy to digest foods
Do not self medicate. Check with your doctor before taking any medicines
Wash your utensils neatly before use
Consume large quantities of fluids
Foods low in fats like oat meal, peanut butter
Foods low in fiber like banana, cereal and rice
Foods rich in sugars such as candies and cakes
Foods rich in spices
Caffeine and caffeinated drinks like soda or coffee
Dairy products like milk, cheese or yogurt
Processed food
DA: 70 PA: 81 MOZ Rank: 48
