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Diarrhea is characterized by increased frequency and decreased consistency of fecal discharge. It can be acute, persistent, or chronic, with various infectious causes. The chapter outlines the clinical presentation, including symptoms and signs, and emphasizes the importance of careful diagnosis and treatment planning for underlying causes. Management strategies include symptomatic therapy and monitoring for therapeutic outcomes.
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