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originally posted in:Sapphire
Edited by coolmike699:
3/1/2013 3:43:42 AM
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There's an epidemic at my school.
So over the past couple of days, a whole bunch of people at my school have caught [url=http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/viral-gastroenteritis/DS00085]gastroenteritis[/url] and have been sick. A few of them have had to go to the emergency room. There were a lot of empty desks in the classrooms yesterday and today.
So have any bad illnesses happened to a lot of people at your school at once? How did the school deal with it?
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Not school, but i've had a home epidemic. Same virus.
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2 RepliesYou ever see what they did to the house in ET? Something like that.
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2 RepliesMadagascar's face when.
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There was like 5 people who caught TB at my high school one year.
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Nothing really affected too many people at my school ever.
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1 ReplySwine flu went around my school a bit in 2009(?). No one got all that sick, though.
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Yeah that goes around every year at my old High School, thank god i never caught it.
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Sounds delicious. I can't recall there ever being more than a couple of people sick from the same illness at the same time. Schools up here are really concerned about cleanliness and sanitation and all that.
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i had the flu when i was a kid, and i guess i mustve swallowed too much mucus, i got stomach flu shortly after. Worst 4 days of my life. It was just constant vomiting and diarrhea for 4 days straight.
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Bunch of us got chickenpox at the same time when I was in primary school. This was before the vaccine had been invented. I got a nasty bout of gastro over the Christmas holidays, had to go to the emergency department. Not fun.
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Zombie apocalypse, calling it now.
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There's a herpes epidemic at my school, but that's about it.
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Most cases of gastroenteritis that are among Primary, and Secondary educational crowds are viral. Viral gastroenteritis usually subsides within 3-5 days of first showing symptoms. Did they tell you it was norovirus or rotavirus?
