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How many days does the rotavirus usually last?
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Short time: Usually self limited meaning 24-48 hours or so..Treat with fluids and electrolytes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Rotavirus illness: The length of illness can vary. Can be anywhere from a few days to up to 10 days.
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