What do you bring for food poisoning ?

163 thoughts on “What do you bring for food poisoning ?”

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   United States

   Ranan Samanya says:

   Norit or the sort.

   7 months ago at

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   United States

   Ray Harris says:

   hygiene and cleanliness is better than most western countries. eat sensible / busy places and don’t be stupid and should be ok.

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Panos Teller says:

   Bro take some probiotics every other day…..have some medicine for diarhea…..if u feel like is no good dint eat it….i spend 5 weeks in Vietnams and never had a problem…if u have any alergies or specific problems…take advise from your doctor

   7 months ago at

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   Canada

   Christina Fankhauser says:

   You can see a Dr or go to the pharmacy and they will tell you what you need, drink plenty of fluids and a pro biotic

   7 months ago at

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   Vietnam

   Scott Bao Truong says:

   Imodium and pepto , drink daily

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   Canada

   Damita Smith says:

   Phylicum husk. It’s natural

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   Canada

   Ingrid Winter says:

   Make sure you have travel insurance. Never leave your country without protection. Hope you don’t need, but if you need you are protected.

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   United States

   Active Member MagentaRabbit2586 says:

   Hydrolyte sachets and gastro stop and drink the local fresh ginger tea with lemon grass to help with the nausea. Travelled across Vietnam for 2.5 months and ate street food and from local vendors and did not got sick…the one time we got sick was when we went to a fancy restaurant.

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   Canada

   Dianne Hart says:

   Buscopan is really good

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    United States

    Andrew Lovern says:

    Nothing. Never got it over there. If you want to be precautious… smash down some Yakults a week before you go to build up gut health.

    7 months ago at

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