Mild cases usually do not require treatment and will go away after a few days in healthy people. In cases where symptoms persist or when it is more severe, specific treatments based on the initial cause may be required. In cases where diarrhea is present, replenishing fluids lost is recommended, and in cases with prolonged or severe diarrhoea which persists, intravenous rehydration therapy or antibiotics may be required. A simple oral rehydration therapy (ORS) can be made by dissolving one teaspoon of salt, eight teaspoons of sugar and the juice of an orange into one litre of clean water. Studies have shown the efficacy of antibiotics in reducing the duration of the symptoms of infectious<unk>  of bacterial origin, however antibiotic treatments are usually not required due to the self-limiting duration of infectious<unk> .
Enteritis
Gastroenteritis
Colitis
Enterocolitis
Gastroenterocolitis
Stomatitis
Duodenitis
Lower gastrointestinal bleeding