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how does something like stomach flu start?

  • 04-07-2020 1:27pm
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    Spon Farmer
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    I was looking this up and I can't get a clear answer.

    When something like stomach flu starts "going around" how does it actually start?

    I know how it can spread but what can cause "patient zero" to get?

    During the night I got a slight pain in my stomach, only lasted a moment and few minutes later I headed for the toilet. What came out was atrocious and I thought I must have a "bug" or illness of some kind as nothing I had ate could account for it but I haven't been out since last Saturday or had close contact with anyone.

    It passed and I was fine (though worn out) but it started me wondering how does stomach flu start in patient zero?


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