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How long should i wait to return to work (nanny) at a household who has had the stomach bug? the children are toddlers and still in diapers?
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Fever free for 24 hours is a standard protocol for stomach bugs. The germ is often detected in the poop for weeks after the illness starts but with normal hygiene practices it is not a problem.
Answered 6/8/2023
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