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Stomach flu, went to er throwing up diarrhea. 1 week later still stomach discomfort, nausea, pain. when will i feel normal again? wbc neutrophil hig
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Up to 2 weeks: It often takes 10 days or more for people to feel entirely well after viral gastroenteritis. Contact your doctor if your current symptoms are bad, but if gradually improving, get in touch with the doctor's office at about 2 weeks.
Answered 6/3/2019
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