NOTE This guide is designed to be a readily accessible andportable reference for police officers. It is organizedinto major human rights topics of concern to the police,such as investigations, arrest, detention and the use offorce.OTE This guide is designed to be a readily accessible andportable reference for police officers. It is organizedinto major human rights topics of concern to the police,such as investigations, arrest, detention and the use offorce.
Crohn's disease is a serious inflammation in the digestive track, and can cause diarrhea and fatigue, among other symptoms. An individual who suffers from this condition has an overactive immune system known as autoimmune disorder. This condition tends to flare up, causing cramps and discomfort.
Acute diarrhea usually has a bacterial or viral culprit. Gastroenteritis, mistakenly called the stomach flu, is one of the most common infections that cause diarrhea. Gastroenteritis can be caused by many different viruses. Eating or drinking foods contaminated with bacteria can also cause diarrhea. Other causes of acute diarrhea are lactose intolerance, sweeteners such as sorbitol, over-the-counter antacids that contain magnesium, too much vitamin C, and some antibiotics.