Stomach Problems Due to Chronic Infections

Stomach pain, bloating, belching, gas and diarrhea, lasting for several weeks or months may result from chronic infection by parasites, bacteria or, rarely, viruses or yeasts. There is often no fever in these infections.

Parasites 

Intestinal parasites, like giardia or hookworm, may cause long term loose stools with mucus or blood and abdominal bloating. Pale skin and tiredness  are due to iron-deficiency anemia caused by impaired iron absorption due to intestinal inflammation, and blood loss due to bleeding ulcers, or blood sucked by intestinal worms. Diagnosis is made by finding parasites by stool Ova & Parasites test. Treatment by anti-parasitic medications usually results in full recovery in few days. Infection may recur if it was not completely treated or if source of parasites (pets, food or water poisoning) still exists. 

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1. Non-Regular Washing

Sweat and dirt, mixed together and broken down by bacteria that normally live on the skin, is the main cause of itchy skin. Regular washing helps. Spicy food

2. Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis)

Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is a disorder of not yet explained cause. It may appear only in armpits or also on face, hands or feet.
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