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‘Explosive’ diarrhea illness reported across US. See map of affected states
(www.usatoday.com)
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I got some cherries grown in WI and.. I think they made me sick. I washed them under cold water, but maybe not well enough. Im the only one who ate them in the house. Im on day four of feeling nausea, and ..uh discomfort. Near positive I had a fever yesterday, of course my thermometer battery is dead. The cherries dude. I feel like dog shit for days now since having them. I never get sick. This sucks.
I was gonna call my Dr today, but I really dont want to. I was hoping to feel better today, but.. idk yet.
Do you possibly have IBS? Cherries are a trigger for it.
I wouldnt wait with this, I would immediately call you Dr if I were you. Have this documented
I read online they test your poop. I know its silly but I dont wanna do it :(
Ive already had four invasive procedures (hello pap smears and mamograms) in the last few months, and I think I am starting to feel better today.
Youre so right. I know your right, I dont think my monkey brain is gonna let me. I got some ginger beer and some rest in. My husband is home tomorrow, I will heed this advice tomorrow, he has said the same to me, I promise, tomorrow. Thanks for caring <3
Edit: Im calling rn god dammit
For the poop testing, its not invasive. You give them your actual poop and they test it, but your doctor would have to request for the test.
I go see her tomorrow. I might not have called without this push, thank you, really.
"here's my poop bag doctor" lmao
I know this feeling all too well, glad you did right by yourself. And remember, even if you're doctor says, "there's nothing we can do, just rest and let your body recover itself," it was still worth doing to be safe.
I hope everything turns out well.
Mail it in a flimsy envelope to RFKs office.