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Is it normal to have very pale stools and have nausea 4 days after food poisening?
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As long as the nausea is getting better, it is ok to have residual nausea 4 days after food poisoning. It is also ok to have pale stools-as your diet returns to normal, your stools will also return to normal as far as color and consistency goes. Contact your doctor if your symptoms do not completely resolve by day 7. Drink plenty of fluids and begin a soft, bland diet. Good luck!
Answered 8/16/2023
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