Dysentery is a bacterial or amoebic infection in the large intestine. In most cases, the infection is asymptomatic or presents with mild diarrhea, some cases can progress to mild chronic diarrhea or severe dysentery. So, how should dysentery in adults be treated?

Diarrhea or bloody stools accompanied by fever and abdominal cramps are signs of dysentery in children. This is a common diarrheal condition that often requires hospitalization and intensive treatment from the outset to prevent dehydration and fatigue.