norovirus

Norovirus: Progression, Treatment, Incubation Period

Brief overview Symptoms: Nausea, gushing vomiting, diarrhea, headache, abdominal pain, aching limbs, low-grade fever, fatigue. Course and Prognosis: Generally, norovirus heals without problems in otherwise healthy adults. Young children and the elderly are more susceptible to complications due to severe fluid and electrolyte loss. Causes and risk factors: Infection usually person-to-person (fecal-oral), sometimes smear or … Norovirus: Progression, Treatment, Incubation Period

Norovirus: Highly Contagious Gastrointestinal Virus

Norovirus infection causes a violent form of gastrointestinal flu with symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea after a short incubation period. Noroviruses, rarely referred to as Norwalk viruses, are widespread worldwide and are also among the most common pathogens of the classic gastrointestinal flu in Germany, which is accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting and … Norovirus: Highly Contagious Gastrointestinal Virus

Norovirus

Symptoms Infection with norovirus manifests as gastroenteritis with diarrhea without blood in the stool and/or with violent, even explosive vomiting. Vomiting is more common in children. Furthermore, accompanying symptoms such as nausea, bloating, abdominal pain, abdominal cramps, muscle pain, headache, and mild fever may occur. An asymptomatic course is also possible. The duration of the … Norovirus

Cramps in the lower abdomen

Introduction Cramps in the lower abdomen are very stressful for those affected. Especially during work or other everyday activities, they lead to considerable restrictions depending on their duration and strength. When cramps occur in the lower abdomen, the muscles of the respective hollow organs contract (contract) and thus cause the perception of pain. The causes … Cramps in the lower abdomen

Nausea | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Nausea Nausea in connection with cramps in the lower abdomen almost always has its origin in the intestinal area. It is often one of many symptoms of gastrointestinal flu, which is usually caused by coli bacteria or yersiniosis bacteria. Nevertheless, it is important, should the symptoms last longer and also be accompanied by weight loss, … Nausea | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Cramps in the lower abdomen left | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Cramps in the lower abdomen left The causes for cramps in the left lower abdomen can be very diverse. Mostly they affect the large intestine (Intestinum crassum). Patients are often diagnosed with colon diverticula, which can cause great pain. Diverticula (diverticulosis) are generally more likely to occur in people of advanced age when the tissue … Cramps in the lower abdomen left | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Cramps in the lower abdomen right | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Cramps in the lower abdomen right Abdominal pain or cramps that concentrate on the right side of the lower abdomen are also usually related to the intestine. But they can also indicate fractures (hernias) or diseases of the pelvis. In most cases, however, an inflammation of the appendix (appendicitis) is the cause of the pain. … Cramps in the lower abdomen right | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Ms | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Ms As already mentioned, the symptom of abdominal cramps is much more common in women. Women are more likely to suffer from irritable bowel syndrome in particular. It is said that about 2/3 of women suffer from RDS. It is possible that stress is often at the root of this condition, due to the multiple … Ms | Cramps in the lower abdomen

Stomach Flu

Symptoms Typical symptoms of gastroenteritis include: Watery diarrhea Nausea, vomiting Abdominal pain Lack of appetite Weakness, lack of strength, feeling sick Mild fever may occur As a complication, dangerous dehydration may occur. At risk are especially infants, young children, the elderly and people with immunosuppression. With noroviruses, the duration of illness is short, but it … Stomach Flu

Duration of gastro-enteritis

Introduction The gastro-intestinal flu, contrary to its name, does not have much to do with the typical flu viruses. A variety of causes can cause inflammation of the digestive tract, which is colloquially subsumed under gastro-enteritis. The triggers range from bacterial and viral pathogens to intestinal parasites, toxins and harmful substances. The inflammation must therefore … Duration of gastro-enteritis

Duration of gastroenteritis in the baby | Duration of gastro-enteritis

Duration of gastroenteritis in the baby The stomach flu is not uncommon in babies. Seasonal viral and bacterial infections also occur in them and can be deposited in the gastrointestinal tract. A particularly common pathogen in infants is the rotavirus. Nowadays, there is an early childhood vaccination available, but it cannot provide 100% protection against … Duration of gastroenteritis in the baby | Duration of gastro-enteritis

Rotavirus

Symptoms Possible symptoms of rotavirus gastroenteritis include watery diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fever, and feeling sick. Blood in the stool is rare. The course varies, but the disease leads to complications and hospitalization more frequently compared with other gastroenteritis. Fluid loss, especially in children, can lead to dangerous dehydration, convulsions and, in the worst … Rotavirus