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Often times, diarrhea will pass within a few days and can be supported by nourishing foods, plenty of liquids and safe and effective remedies like DiaResQ. But sometimes diarrhea can become more serious.

Acute (short-term) bouts of diarrhea are inconvenient and annoying, but they happen to everyone once in a while and, typically, are not cause for concern. However, when diarrhea lasts for an extended period, it may be a sign of something more.

For many kids, summer sun and fun has come to an end, and back-to-school season is in full swing. Heading back to school is an exciting time for kids, and new germs come home with the homework.

Unfortunately, diarrhea is a common side effect of antibiotics, along with other unwanted digestive symptoms such as bloating and discomfort. Studies have shown that, in some people, certain antibiotics disrupt the gut more than others.

As a parent, your child suffering from diarrhea can be a scary experience. Diarrhea increases the risk of dehydration in children, and watching them become fatigued and uncomfortable can make any parent worry.

There's nothing worse than heading out on a long-awaited camping trip and then finding yourself experiencing a bout of diarrhea while stuck in the woods.

Diarrhea happens to everyone, kids and adults alike. Defined as the passing of three or more loose or watery stools per day, it is the body's natural response to an unwanted intruder.