DIARRHEA Oleh Aras Istawah 102310101022 Psik_unej (B.ing II)

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DIARRHEA Oleh Aras Istawah 102310101022 Psik_unej (B.ing II)

what is diarrhea???? Diarrhea is, watery stools more often than usual. Diarrhea is something that everyone also experience But in saying diarrhea when stools become soft or liquid that occurs at least three times or more within 24 hours

What are the causes of diarrhea?? drinking water has not been cooked defecate in any place

Eat With Dirty Hands Infection of bacteria

signs symptoms of diarrhea Increased body temperature nausea vomiting Decreased Appetite

Danger diarrhea Dehydration decreased appetite Limp Malnutrition

Diarrhea Can Be Prevented By..!!! use of clean water wash hands with soap before eat and after defecation Use a good and decent sanitary providing exclusive care to infants from the age of 6 months provide healthy and steril foods Keep environment clean

Treatment of Diarrhea Drink plenty of fluids eating foods that are easily digested Avoid spicy foods Take medicine diarrhea