What is diarrhea?

How digestion works

When your digestive system is in its normal rhythm, food and fluids pass from the stomach into the small intestine.²⁷ Food is then broken down and nutrients are absorbed along with most of the fluid. The remaining waste and some water pass into the colon (large intestine) where more water is absorbed and finally the waste is passed in the form of stools.²⁷

When the cells in your small intestine or colon are irritated, the relaxed and regular movement of your intestines can become overactive. Essential salts and fluids, as well as nutrients from the food that you eat, end up being passed through the colon too quickly.¹⁰ With less fluid being absorbed by the body, the result is loose or watery stools, which is more commonly known as diarrhea.¹

You can treat your diarrhea with IMODIUM^®?

IMODIUM^® products contain an active ingredient called Loperamide, which works to help restore the lower digestive system to its normal pace.³ If systems persist for more than two days or get worse, stop use and consult your healthcare professional.

Try to avoid diarrhea if possible