Campylobacter enteritis, caused by *Campylobacter jejuni* and *C. coli*, was found in 7.1% of patients with diarrhea but not in those without diarrhea. The disease is characterized by severe abdominal pain and is more common in young children. Campylobacters are a relatively unrecognized cause of acute enteritis, but they may be a common one. Infection spread within households, often from children to adults, and poultry may be the primary source. Ten patients acquired infections while traveling abroad. The study highlights the importance of campylobacters as a pathogen and suggests that selective culture techniques can effectively isolate them from feces. The clinical manifestations include fever, malaise, abdominal pain, and profuse diarrhea, with a prolonged recovery period. The infection is likely to affect the ileum and jejunum, and the use of antibiotics like erythromycin is effective. The development of selective culture media has made the isolation of campylobacters simpler and more accessible.Campylobacter enteritis, caused by *Campylobacter jejuni* and *C. coli*, was found in 7.1% of patients with diarrhea but not in those without diarrhea. The disease is characterized by severe abdominal pain and is more common in young children. Campylobacters are a relatively unrecognized cause of acute enteritis, but they may be a common one. Infection spread within households, often from children to adults, and poultry may be the primary source. Ten patients acquired infections while traveling abroad. The study highlights the importance of campylobacters as a pathogen and suggests that selective culture techniques can effectively isolate them from feces. The clinical manifestations include fever, malaise, abdominal pain, and profuse diarrhea, with a prolonged recovery period. The infection is likely to affect the ileum and jejunum, and the use of antibiotics like erythromycin is effective. The development of selective culture media has made the isolation of campylobacters simpler and more accessible.