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Climatic Concerns

Traveller's diarrhoea (TD) is one of the most common causes of spoilt holidays and business trips. Bali Belly, Spicy Diarrhea, The Rangoon Runs and the list goes on.
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The names may be funny however they are not for the person who is going thru it. For most times, you’re in for a very unpleasant and sometimes can be serious problem. Typically caused by contaminated food or water, it must be taken seriously and best being prepared than being caught on the spot.

There are basically three types of traveller's diarrhoea and it is vital to distinguish between them as each will have a different cause and treatment program.
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Common traveller's diarrhoea
Will often be a problem for travellers to developing countries. The cause of common traveller's diarrhoea is bacteria such as E.coli, Campylobacter, Salmonella and Shigella.

Symptoms:
Watery diarrhoea and possibly occasional vomiting will persist.
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General Dentistry
Is an organism which can be found in tap water and river water. When water is used for cooking and food preparation just about everywhere, contaminated food can be found throughout the world. Giardia causes gut problems and this can persist long after you return home.

Symptoms:
Cramping and sometimes very painful stomach pain, belching, and flatulence are all common symptoms of Giardia.
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Dysentery
This type of diarrhoea is on the severe end of the spectrum and for a traveller. Dysentery can be a potential medical emergency which on most occasions will require post-travel medical attention.

Symptoms:
Blood or mucus in your stool.
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Diarrhoea
First Aid Kit

If you don’t take anything else, take a gastro kit.

Travellers visiting high risk destinations such as Thailand should always carry treatment for traveller’s diarrhoea. A gastro kit containing prescription medication that you have spoken to your doctor about prior to tavelling is a smart move. There are also many over the counter medications you can take and any good chemist would be happy to steer you in the right direction.

Treatment and Prevention

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Prevention
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Treatment In Children
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Treatment
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Rehydration
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