Anonymous
05/26/2020 11:46
Subject: Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
That is the normal definition of diarrhea: increased frequency + altered texture. Not sure what the question is.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 10:44
Subject: Re:Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
You need to provide a context.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 10:40
Subject: Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
Anonymous wrote:Can you please cite the reference you are using for this? Thanks.
You are using one definition for diarrhea. There is more than one definition. If you cite your source, people can evaluate it for reliability.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 10:11
Subject: Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
OMG - this a question for your child's pediatrician, not the internet.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 09:16
Subject: Re:Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
It matters in terms of dehydration. The more diarrhea, the greater the chance of dehydration.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 08:00
Subject: Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
Can you please cite the reference you are using for this? Thanks.
Anonymous
05/26/2020 04:56
Subject: Diarrhea (more than three movements of loose stools per day). Explain please?
So if my 3 year old only has 1 loose stool that is not diarrhea?
Does the number of times really matter that much?
Does the number of times really matter that much?