Yerba mate and Loose bowel movements

This is a study of Loose bowel movements (Diarrhea) among people who take Yerba mate. The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA and is updated regularly.

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Yerba mate

Yerba mate has active ingredients of mate.

Loose bowel movements

Loose bowel movements has been reported by people with high blood pressure, rheumatoid arthritis, pain, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis.

On May, 8, 2013: No report is found.

Time on yerba mate when people have Loose bowel movements * :

Gender of people who have Loose bowel movements when taking yerba mate * :

Age of people who have Loose bowel movements when taking yerba mate * :

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How people recovered from Loose bowel movements ** :

Top conditions involved for these people * :

Top co-used drugs for these people * :

* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.

** Reports from social media are used.

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Pharmacy switched my generic birth control Ocella to Syeda in late January 2013. For some reason, I developed a sort of a psychological adverse reaction to the drug in that whenever I take it or think about taking it, I feel a little nauseated. That has been going on for about two years but has gotten somewhat worse recently. I don't feel this way about taking the fish oil, however, which is weird because it's a much bigger pill. I started having the loose still about one month ago and it has not remitted. Sometimes I have diarrhea as well. I noticed last week that after completing the placebo week of my birth control, when I started taking the birth control again, I had diarrhea for two days. Not sure if that's a coincidence or if the birth control is causing the disturbance in my bowel movements. Thank you!

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Got severe diarrhea while on nexium, went to the doctor to figure out what was wrong and told me i had colitis and then medicated me for that. Recently stopped taking both and have been fine ever since.

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• From this study (6 days ago):

About once a week or every two weeks, I have had a severe case of diarrhea after going on Losartan. This appears to be a side effect. Can I attribute this to the drug?

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• From this study (6 days ago):

Taking metformin, with or without meals, will cause sudden onset of diarrhoea. happens every 2-3 days.

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• From this study (2 weeks ago):

Had surgical treatment for esophageal cancer, but did not remove tumor. Diarrhea has remained since surgery three weeks ago, recurring every four days. It's watery and debilitating.

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