Intestinal Virus Symptoms
Intestinal viruses can occur when least expected. They can be make a person feel terribly ill and are usually very contagious. There are common symptoms to be expected when an intestinal virus strikes.
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Vomiting
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One of the most common symptoms of an intestinal virus is vomiting that may last one to three days or possibly longer.
Diarrhea
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Diarrhea is frequently experienced due to bacteria in the intestinal tract and could last an additional two to three days after other symptoms have disappeared.
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Fever
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Body temperatures above 100 degrees F may occur and could also last one to two days, depending upon the severity of the virus.
Body Aches
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Intestinal virus sufferers may have mild to moderate body aches the first day of the illness and possibly throughout the duration.
Dehydration
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Due to excessive vomiting and diarrhea, there is a risk that the body may begin to dehydrate during an intestinal virus.
Treatment
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The best way to treat an intestinal virus is by getting plenty of rest, drinking extra fluids to prevent dehydration and eating lightly to help decrease vomiting and diarrhea.
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