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Went to hospital lastnight for diarrhea that i have had for 3 days now and they gave me two suppositories to take. why did they give me suppositories?
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Extraordinary: Most diarrheal illness is self limiting condition. Be conscious to take plenty fluid containing substantial amount of salt such as gatorade. However, if you run high fever or have had bloody stools, you need to see primary care doctor.
Answered 10/28/2012
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