The principal cause of<unk>  stems from ingestion of unsafe drinking water (typically from admixture of raw sewage to water supplies); the occurrence is predominantly in lesser developed countries.  The common causes of acute<unk>  are infection, allergy, food intolerance, foodborne illness and/or extreme excesses of vitamin C and/or magnesium and may be accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.  Infectious<unk>  is most commonly caused by viral infections or bacterial toxins.<unk>  can also be a principal symptom of more serious diseases, such as dysentery, Montezuma's Revenge, cholera, or botulism, and can also be indicative of a chronic syndrome such as Crohn's disease.  Temporary<unk>  can also result from the ingestion of laxative medications or large quantities of certain foods like prunes with laxative properties.  Though appendicitis patients do not generally have<unk> , it is a common symptom of a ruptured appendix.  It is also an effect of severe radiation sickness.
Diarrhea causes
Miosis causes
Headache causes
Pancreatitis causes
Cellulitis causes
Syncope causes
Cough causes
Stomatitis causes