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Food Poisoning

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Sorry to hear you went through that. It sounds awful!This definitely could have been a case of food poisoning. Many packaged meats (including those...
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Yes, bloody diarrhea is concerning and should be evaluated immediately by a doctor.  Bloody diarrhea due to  E coli...
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Prevention of food borne illness begins at home with good food preparation technique. Foods should be cooked thoroughly. This especially applies to...
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Food poisoning most commonly causes: abdominal cramps vomiting diarrhea This can cause significant amounts of fluid loss and with nausea and...
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Food poisoning might be described as a food borne disease. Food that contains a toxin, chemical or infectious agent (like a bacterium, virus...
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You can get food poisoning after eating food contaminated by viral, bacterial, or chemical agents. Food poisoning causes mild to severe, acute...
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Many bacteria can cause food poisoning. People who are ill or infected can transmit staphylococcus bacteria to food they are preparing. People who...
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Healthy people rarely contract listeriosis. Those most at risk for developing serious infections include people with weakened immune systems, such as...
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There currently are no reports of these two medications interacting together. Consult your pharmacist to make sure there are no new updates...
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'Food poisoning is a non-medical term," says Jay Solnick, MD, professor of medicine and an infectious disease specialist at the University of...
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A range of organisms and toxins that can cause food poisoning include Campylobacter, Salmonella,Shigella, E. coli 0157: H7, Listeria, and botulism...
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Symptoms of food poisoning vary, but typically include vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Fever can occur, too. The severity of symptoms, as...
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"A lot of times it is not possible to confirm one way or the other if it's food poisoning," says David Burkhart, MD, staff physician at the Indiana...
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If the food-borne illness is mild, you can treat yourself and wait for symptoms to pass, experts say. You can lower a slight fever with acetaminophen...
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Since most food poisoning is mild and passes in a few days, most people do not go to a health professional for a diagnosis. You can often diagnose...
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