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Traveler's Diarrhea (cont.)

Exams and Tests

Diagnosis of traveler's diarrhea is made solely on the signs and symptoms. Laboratory testing is not necessary. If signs and symptoms last longer than a week or bloody diarrhea occurs, the doctor may order stool cultures for microscopic examination for parasites.



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