diarrhea; to suffer from frequent, watery bowel movements

to pour down in torrents; to cascade, describing a large amount of liquid flowing rapidly from a height

medicine taken orally to induce bowel movements, used primarily to treat constipation or clear toxins from the intestines

to stop or check a bout of diarrhea

common water plantain (Alisma plantago-aquatica), a perennial aquatic herb with oval leaves and small white flowers

to suffer from vomiting and diarrhea at the same time, often as a result of food poisoning or gastroenteritis

to have loose bowels or diarrhea; (Chinese medicine) a condition where stools are watery or soft due to poor intestinal function

(of a river or stream) to rush down rapidly over a long distance; to flow a thousand miles in a single burst

to flow down rapidly (of water or other liquids)

senna leaf; used in traditional medicine as a laxative

erroneous written form of [[潟湖|潟湖|xi4 hu2]], a lagoon

(of water or torrents) to rush down from a height; to pour down in a fast-steady stream

a condition or symptom where stools are thin and liquid like water

Epsom salts; magnesium sulfate crystal used as a laxative, a dye mordant, and in leather processing

medicine used for treating or stopping diarrhea

to suffer from diarrhea; also referred to as [[拉肚子|拉肚子|la1 du4 zi5]] or [[拉稀|拉稀|la1 xi1]]

To suffer from loose or liquid bowel movements.

to gush or spurt out; to flow out rapidly in a cascading or pouring motion

to rush down from a height; to pour down rapidly, as of a mountain flood or water

Epsom salt; epsomite

Describes a majestic and powerful waterfall; a silvery stream cascading downward. This phrase uses [[银河|銀河|yin2 he2]] (the Milky Way) as a metaphor for the scale and brilliance of the falling water.

celiac disease; an autoimmune disorder where the ingestion of gluten leads to damage in the small intestine

Used to describe a person who speaks fluently and eloquently, like a waterfall or a river cascading down a cliff.

to pour or flood downwards in a torrent

to vomit and have diarrhea; the symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea

a landslide; a mudslide

infectious or infective diarrhea; diarrhea caused by an infection from bacteria, viruses, or parasites

to excrete waste such as urine or sweat from the body

waste matter discharged from the body, such as feces or urine

to flow out or leak out, specifically regarding liquids

a medicine or substance used to stimulate bowel movements; evacuant

barren, salty land that is unsuitable for farming

barren or salty land where plants cannot grow

to relieve internal heat or inflammation in traditional Chinese medicine

(of liquids) to flow rapidly downward; to discharge in a jet; to flood or pour down

to pour out or give vent to one's innermost feelings; to unburden oneself

to pour down in a heavy, rapid torrent, usually of water

medicine used to encourage or ease bowel movements

Reinforcing and reducing methods in traditional Chinese medicine, specifically used in acupuncture and herbal treatments to restore balance.

laxative; a medicine used to encourage bowel movements

to pour down rapidly from a height