Dr Amir Khan
speaker
8,813 appearances
20 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 7 Sep
Dr Amir Khan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But a blackbird, I've splinted the wing and the legs, and they've managed to survive.
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Never saw it again.
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I thought it'd be like best friends.
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You know, like they come back and say thanks.
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It never did.
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Traveller's diarrhoea, we call it.
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It's a really common thing.
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You know, you go abroad, you might eat something or you come across something and you touch something and then, you know, you eat something.
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So bacteria get into your system.
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Yes.
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With Traveller's Diarrhoea, we call it that, that's just its official name, it's most likely a bacterial infection.
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But at the same time, you are most likely to just pass it yourself.
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You don't often need treatment unless you become very severely dehydrated, or if it goes on for five days or more, then you might need some treatment for it.
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But most people...
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We'll sort it out between three and five days.
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The key thing is to stay as hydrated as possible because you're going to be losing a lot of water in those loose motions.
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So get your oral rehydration salts or dirolyte or the equivalent of because you're losing a lot of salts in your motions.
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You might be vomiting as well and losing a lot of potassium that way.
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So so you want to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate and then just rest until you pass it.
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And I know that's not nice.
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