García Rodríguez et al. carried out a large case–control study to assess whether people taking acid suppressants were at increased risk of bacterial gastroenteritis. The researchers identified ...

Acute gastroenteritis commonly causes diarrhea and vomiting in children and adolescents, resulting in many outpatient clinic visits, emergency department visits and hospitalizations, often owing ...

Viral and bacterial gastroenteritis can be prevented with ... In babies, foamy poop can be related to nursing and lactation. Treatment specific to the cause of your foamy stools will alleviate ...

Treatment can depend on the cause ... which is called gastroenteritis or “stomach flu.” People may get bacterial gastroenteritis by eating or drinking contaminated food or water.

Treatments may involve medications to stop vomiting and ... How norovirus spreads. Johns Hopkins Medicine. Bacterial gastroenteritis. Facciolà A, Riso R, Avventuroso E, et al. Campylobacter: From ...

Gastroenteritis can be due to an infection with a virus, bacteria, or parasites. Also called the "stomach flu," it is contagious and spreads easily in childcare and schools. It often also causes fever ...

Stool was positive for white and red blood cells but the cultures for bacteria were negative. Rotavirus antigen in stool was positive. There was microscopic haematuria without proteinuria and the ...

Acute gastroenteritis (AGE) causes a high burden of outpatient visits, emergency department visits and hospitalizations in children. AGE frequently causes children to vomit. Although current ...