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How do you treat intestinal infection?
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Depends on organism.: Medicines are generally the treatment for intestinal infections. The medicine could be an antibiotic, an antidiarrheal or an antiparasitic medication. The specific choice depends upon the infecting organism. In the case of most mild intestinal infections, viruses are the cause and time is the best cure.
Answered 7/6/2017
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