List four symptoms of food borne illness that should cause you to consult a doctor

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Andrew [12]4 years ago

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Answer:

Symptoms of food borne illness include high fever (over 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit), blood in one's stool, prolonged vomiting, dehydration (evidenced by a decrease in urination and feeling dizzy), and diarrhea lasting more than three days.

Explanation:

Aneli [31]4 years ago

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Here are some of the symptoms of food borne illness that should cause you to consult a doctor: 1. bloody diarrhea - in general, diarrhea is a sign that there is something wrong in your body, but if there is blood involved, you should definitely see a doctor. 2. abdominal pain - if you are experiencing severe pain in your stomach and abdomen, go see a doctor. 3. fever - if your temperature is high, stay hydrated and consult a doctor. 4. dehydration - just drink a lot of fluids, but also ask a doctor what you should do.

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