Even when you’re feeling sick your body still needs hydration. Here’s how to get it—and feel better faster.
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Mayo Clinic Minute: What to Do When You're Sick with Norovirus (or Stomach Flu)
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Have you ever grabbed your stomach in pain and ran to the bathroom hoping to make it to the toilet in time? Ugh we’ve all been there. The stomach flu causes that horrible combination of nausea stomach pain cramps diarrhea and vomiting that can leave you bedridden for days. Officially known as viral gastroenteritis the stomach flu is an infection of your intestines. In the U.S. there are about 20 million cases of viral gastroenteritis each year.
