Which sexually transmitted disease, primarily among homosexual men, causes clinical manifestations of sudden explosive diarrhea, distention, and flatulence with epigastric pain, vomiting, and foul, sulfuric burping?

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Giardiasis begins with sudden, explosive diarrhea, distention, and flatulence. Upper gastrointestinal symptoms are also prominent and may include epigastric pain; vomiting; foul, sulfuric burping; and nausea. The incidence of these infections in the male homosexual population has decreased over the past years.

Which Sexually Transmitted Disease, Primarily Among Homosexual Men, Causes Clinical