IF YOU'RE going through it, diarrhoea is diarrhoea and it's just miserable. But just like there are various types of poos - described by the Bristol Stool Chart - there are five different types of the ...

Diarrhoea is characterised by passage of loose or watery stools three or more times in a day. Diarrhoea is often defined as passing of increased amounts (more than 300g in 24 hours) of loose stools in ...

Diarrhoea can cause you to lose a lot of fluid very quickly. There are treatments that can help. Ways of managing diarrhoea include: replacing fluid loss taking medicines to control the diarrhoea ...

A doctor has offered advice over the differing symptoms of chronic diarrhoea and how people can avoid it. In a recent ZOE Shorts podcast, CEO Jonathan Wolf and Doctor Will Bulsiewicz discussed the ...

When a person is suffering from diarrhoea, the bowel movements tend to become loose and watery. It is a common symptom and is mostly not considered serious. A lot of people get diarrhoea a few times a ...

In someone who has had diabetes for a long time, persistent diarrhoea may be linked directly to diabetes itself ...

Type 2 diabetes often keeps a low profile in the beginning so many people live with the condition without knowing it. While it may seem innocuous, it means your pancreas is not producing enough ...

A joint medical team of government and NGO officials is in the northern town of Bocaranga, Central African Republic, to investigate cases of a diarrhoeal disease detected by local health services in ...

Monsoon season in India brings a surge in waterborne diseases like diarrhoea, mainly due to contaminated food and water sources. While cholera cases have decreased, diarrhoea remains a significant ...

Type 2 diabetes would seem benign were it not for the threat of rising blood sugar levels - the main sugar found in blood. It is an important source of energy and provides nutrients to the body but ...

An artificial intelligence can detect diarrhoea with up to 98 per cent accuracy by analysing the sounds emanating from toilets. This skill could help us track outbreaks of diseases such as cholera.