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Diarrhea is characterized by the loose, watery frequent passage of stool due to altered bowel movement and it can lead to severe dehydration due to loss of fluids & essential minerals from the body.
Most important minerals are potassium & Sodium; it affects the physiological reactions of the body. Hence immediate fluid & mineral replenishment is required, which is performed by the liquid supplements, fruit juices and recommended electrolytes like: Electral & ORS.(oral rehydration salt).
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