What do you bring for food poisoning ?

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

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   United States

   Lee Findlay says:

   Prep stomach before and during and also take travelan before each meal. Works a treat

   6 months ago at

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   Canada

   Travel Expert Middle Aged Gap Mark says:

   If unfortunately you have such an issue I suggest allowing your body to dispenser with it and drink plenty of bottled water..

   6 months ago at

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   Canada

   Tina Jay says:

   Bring some Pepto tablets and Imodium with you. You can easily purchase charcoal tablets from any pharmacy in VN.

   6 months ago at

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   Australia

   Dee Lesley says:

   Before you take activated charcoal please check your medication for adverse reactions. Take rehydration powders or a little spoon that has measurements for salt sugar rehydration amounts. Don’t listen to people who tell you it’s your bodies way of expunging toxins that’s how you die of dehydration in severe cases. Best advice don’t drink the tap water or have drinks with non commercial ice in them

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   Australia

   Daria Ruhling says:

   We were given azithromycin by our drs to take with us. We did get food poisoning with my mum being the worst and she took it and it seemed to help.

   6 months ago at

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   Australia

   Shavin Luchmun says:

   I dont plan to food poison anyone on my holidays😒

   6 months ago at

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   United States

   Grace Israel Canete says:

   Sugar

   6 months ago at

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   Canada

   Damian Burns says:

   Didn’t get sick!

   6 months ago at

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   United States

   Tess Marshall says:

   Avoid if street vendors use hands to handle food and money. One person cooks. One person takes money.

   6 months ago at

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10. 

    Australia

    Active Member Prissi Chrissie says:

    Are you planning on purchasing food poisoning?

    6 months ago at

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