Does anyone get diarrhea from eating food with sugar in it. Like a cookie for example?

Answer 1

Check the ingredient list for sorbitol, mannitol or xylitol, some of the commonly used non-caloric sweeteners. These can cause diarrhea; it is not too uncommon to have diarrhea from excessive chewing of sugarless gums.

If you have diabetes, this could be a sign of motility dysfunction caused by nerve damage in the gastrointestinal tract. A gastroenterologist can help determine if you have rapid gastric emptying or intestinal transit that results in diarrhea.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

if the cookie has honey in it yes. i have some receipts that call for that it makes the cookie soft. but diabetics can have it for any reason. stress late for appointment stuff like that. it could be anything even coffee.

Answer 5

my mom used to have that happen a lot... cut out high sugar foods and if it happens with low sugar ones, see a doctor and he/she can prescribe medicine for ya, sounds like a gross and messy situation

Answer 6

Could be due to food poisoning.

Answer 7

Hi friend
This may be the mistake in cookie manufacturing and it doesn't adopt to ur body.

Please visit

http://www.healthsinfo.com

for more info on diabetes.

Answer 8

well if ur alergic or something...but i dont think it gives most ppl diarrhea

Answer 9

Nope, geasy food does it for me.

Answer 10

Not often, Usally its senna