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Acute diarrhoea: recommended management in general practice

In most cases, acute diarrhoea presenting in general practice is self‐limiting; it is important, however, to recognise when further treatment is required. Here, the authors discuss the causes and recommended management, followed by a review of prescription data, sources of further information and the Datafile. Copyright © 2006 Wiley Interface Ltd