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Question
Give an account of occurrence, symptoms, prevention and control of Diarrhoea.
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Solution
It is caused by infections via contaminated food, drinks, clothes, etc.
The symptoms include discharge of semisolid or fluid faeces, vomiting, abdominal cramps and decreased appetite. It can be prevented by improving hygiene.
It can be cured by giving antibiotic treatment to the patient.
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