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Gastroenteritis, how to stop and help cure it (if that is even possible)
Gastroenteritis aka. stomach flu can really wreak havoc on your tummy for at least a week if not more. It is not really the flu but a virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. Gastroenteritis can also be the result of a bacterial infection, food poisoning or parasites.

No matter what the cause, one fact stays the same – the cramping, fever and dehydration that accompany the diarrhea and vomiting can make you miserable. To stop gastroenteritis can be impossible if it is caused by a bacteria or virus. It is one of those things that have to run its course. However, there are ways to help gastroenteritis symptoms be alleviated somewhat.

Cure Tip 1. Maintain hydration – Keeping fluids in your body can be a challenge when you cannot stop gastroenteritis from causing your many trips to the bathroom. Drinking water or one of those drinks that replenish electrolytes in the body will maintain hydration.

Cure Tip 2. Avoid juices and sugar – To help gastroenteritis, do not consume drinks like apple or pear juice. Sorbitol is an ingredient in these and other juices and irritates the stomach causing more diarrhea or vomiting.

Cure Tip 3. Bland, filling diet – When gastroenteritis strikes, the last thing you want to think about is food. However, you have to keep your hydration and strength up. Bananas, dry toast, rice, crackers and applesauce can help gastroenteritis symptoms and they do not irritate the stomach.

Cure Tip 4. Avoid most medications – Gastroenteritis is not easily treated by medications. The over the counter remedies for diarrhea and upset stomachs typically do nothing to alleviate symptoms. In fact, in some cases, it irritates the stomach even further.

You can take precautions to stop gastroenteritis from happening, but sometimes those precautions do no good. Because it goes away in time, the only thing you can do is follow the four above steps and call your doctor or nurse on call for additional instructions.

 
 
 

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