A typical stomach virus, also known as the 24-Hour Bug, will usually produce vomiting, and/or upset feeling stomach, and fatigue. The general incubation period is 3 days, but updated information now says that you can spread the virus the day before you show symptoms. Commonly, if you're exposed to the virus on a certain day, more than likely you will have it 3 days afterwards. (Exposed, or in the close proximity of someone who is sick at the time, on a Saturday, for example -- count Sunday, Monday and then Tuesday you would most likely experience the symptoms). The good news is, not everybody DOES catch it, though -- you can have 3 out of 5 members of a close family in a home coming down with a stomach virus, and for some reason, two of them just won't catch it.
Here's to NOT catching it, and staying in good health!
Moe
Here's to NOT catching it, and staying in good health!
Moe