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Amoebic Dysentery - Overview

It is also known as Amoebiasis or Traveller's Diarrhoea,.

It is the infection of the large intestine, sometimes involving the liver. It causes diarrhoea among other symptoms.


Frequently affects people whose hygiene is poor.

Travellers to countries with poor sanitation are at greater risk of contracting the disease (hence known as traveller's diarrhoea).

It can affect any one young or old of either sex.

About 10% of the world's population is infected with amoebas, particularly people who live in

Mexico
India
Central America
South America
Africa
Tropical areas of Asia.

In industrialized countries, amoebiasis is very common among recent immigrants and travellers who visit countries where amoebas are prevalent.

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Posted by: dsmyers Posted on: 9/18/2009
If you have once been diagnosed with amoebic dysentery does is stay dorment in your system even if you have had the treatment and seemed to have gotten well? Are you more susceptible to reaccurances?
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John Carnegie

10/13/2009

I would like to know the answer as 20 years ago I lived in Central America and had it according to the doctor. Now have something similiar living in UK with clean water etc.
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Posted by: Pankajorbib Posted on: 9/4/2009
I think powder of BEL and KUTAJA can be very effective in the treatment of Amoebic Dysentry, It is tested by me on several patient.
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Posted by: Clark Posted on: 8/19/2009
The best protection is to avoid eating anything, especially salad leaves, that has not been cooked.
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Posted by: tanyakyler Posted on: 8/17/2009
Is Amoebic Dysentery associated with swallowing infected semen? Is this cureable? And Is this related to STD's at all? (possibilities of std related?)
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Posted by: g.harshavardhan Posted on: 5/31/2009
very good information about desentry
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Posted by: jagjeet singh Posted on: 11/27/2008
Could anyone please suggest any remedy measures to get rid off amoebic dysentery.My doctor is giving me very very strong medicines for it and unfortunately they are affecting my nervous system
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jane new york

3/12/2009

u should drike a lot water and eat alot of veggies!!!!!!!! that help me a lot
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tanyakyler

8/17/2009

It may be possible that charcole powder may be a alternative. NOT A CURE. The bile in the system clings to the charcole and passes through the system. However because the bile is internal it should not be used alone...Antibiotcs are required to kill the bacteria. The charcole is sold within the Amish/native american comunities. Charcole is a natural remidy for several flu/cold/flem/mucuse/antacid kinds of situations. RESEARCH BEFORE USE.
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Clark

8/19/2009

Avoid unboiled water and vegetables like the plague. Some people are badly affected by it and others not at all; it is important to get rid of the amoebae if it affects you, and, yes the cure is said to be worse than the illness - but in fact in the long term is necessary.
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Posted by: s. hari babu Posted on: 9/19/2008
amoebic dysentry in man pleese give full information
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tanyakyler

8/17/2009

My understanding...men will have what some call "beer gut" [bloating of the stomach] semen will appear yellow, it may be hard to pee, stool is soft/runny...not any different from women. Cramping in the stomach...(some say from "eating a women out" from oral sex.) some say from spoiled food. You would feel stomach ill, like food poisoning or heat illness...cheese doesn't work for stoping the direa.
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Posted by: Mayra a.k.a. La Nina Posted on: 4/10/2008
Hi just a shout out to all the doctors that have saved alot of peoples lives...Thanks Doctors..
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jane new york

3/12/2009

thanks am a doctor!!!!!!!!!
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