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The Noro menace: A virus that strikes!

After the bird flu virus here comes another virus that us causing havoc. Known as the Noro virus it is basically a stomach affecting virus that manifests itself in the form of severe vomiting and diarrhea. Noro virus is a ...Read More

Posted on : Monday, January 30, 2006 12:00 AM
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On a recent SW Airlines flight, a woman passenger vomited severely. The kind steardess helped and then removed the objectionable material. then sthe stewardess filled my cup with ice and served my drink. Little did I inow then that the woman had the highly contagious Noro virus. I had to be hospitalized for severe dehydration. - Learn from it: Never allow ice cubes in an airline cup. The stewardesses ar to busy and likely to grab the ice with the (contaminated) fingers. Ask for an unopened can of drink. That's my professional advice.
Replied on Monday, May 22, 2006 12:00 AM

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i am wondering how soon after exposure does the sickness start. I was home from a trip in which I was on an airplane for 10 days before I became violently ill.
Vomiting till extremely dehydrated. was hospitalized for 3 days.
Replied on Monday, November 20, 2006 12:00 AM

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Well its here in Wisconsin, i was just diagnosed with it, i had been taken to the emergency room in wausau, wi treated and released, prescribed siprofloxon, a antibiotic, its been 5 days of pure hell,its been the worst thing to ever happen to me!
Replied on Friday, December 29, 2006 12:00 AM

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This is a very catchy ilness with severe flu-like symptoms that usually begin within 24 hrs and last from anywhere 24 to 72 hrs the young and the elderely gets hit most crucial best way to fight WASH hands before and after you eat use the bathroom and touching any stool or vomit also if your cleaning up alot of stool or vomit you should wear a gown and mask because being within 12 feet of a large amount of infected waste is dangerous too be safe and try not to eat out too much right now
Replied on Saturday, January 13, 2007 12:00 AM

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Hit by the virus 1/13 and had violent vomiting and diarhea for two days..dehydrated..lasted about 3 days...after effects lasted a week. Had to hydrate myself rather than have an IV
question..how long after exposure would one come down with it. My husband was with me..so far nothing The most horrible virus I have ever had. Live in NH
Replied on Thursday, January 25, 2007 12:00 AM
 




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