Eating bland, easy-to-digest foods and drinking electrolytes can relieve diarrhea. Foods like crackers, chicken broth and toast are excellent food options while suffering from symptoms of diarrhea.

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Whether it's from a stomach bug, something you ate or a stressed-out stomach, diarrhea is no fun. Sometime between bathroom sprints, though, you may notice the start of hunger pangs. But what is okay ...

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Diarrhea is no fun, especially if you're not near a bathroom. What can you do to help slow the flow when diarrhea strikes? And are there any foods that help or hurt? That depends, says David Katz, M.D ...