I was ask by my doctor to try cholestyramine powder. He said it is generally perscribed for high cholesteral as it binds with bile requiring the liver to use your body's cholesteral to make more bile. Since it binds with bile, it can reduce diarrhea caused by too much bile finding its way to the remaining colon. I also take prylosec with it. I still have diarrhea after having had a right hemicolectomy, but not as much as I had without these two medications. I find it better to take half a dose of cholestyramine twice a day instead of one full dose. It can be gas producing and constipating. It also binds with some medications, so don't take it within an hour of swallowing your pills! Howard Acosta.
removal of contents through slow acting laxatives, constant hydration and antibacterial or antiprotozoan medication
no there is no medication or surgical bystandered to slow down ALS.
Beta blockers such as atenolol/propanalol.
Best medicine to give a 5 year old for diarrhea include yogurt with live cultures and probiotics. For more information visit: webmd.com/children/guide/diarrhea-treatment
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These are questions that you should ask your doctor, as self-treatment can cause adverse side effects. You should also see your doctor to find out what exactly is causing your diarrhea.
There is little blood flow to the fatty tissue where the solution is injected. The absorption rate will hence be slow and this will lead to a slow rate of onset.
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There are many over the counter medicines to slow diarrhea. Some are more effective than others. Loperamide is the generic name of an effective one. Speak with any pharmacist and they will help you decide which one is right for your symptoms.