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kipp1773
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 Posted: 11/30/07 - 00:43 Post subject: |
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| Hello, folks. I am interested in something. My neighbor got food poisoning and it seems that she didn't go to the doctor's office on time. Now, she is in serious condition. I would like to know what the worst possible scenario is when it comes to food poisoning. I am asking in general, not predicting anything to my neighbor. |
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dal2034
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| Posted: 12/29/07 - 20:37 Post subject: |
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| Hello to you too. Food poisoning can have really serious complications. Whether they will develop or not, it depends on various factors, such as a state of organism, microorganism that caused poisoning, treatment, etc. Dehydration is a common complication. The person loses weight, has low blood pressure and can have more serious conditions. The worse scenario is, I suppose, death. It is characteristic for Listeria infection and botulism. But, I hope this isn't your neighbor's case. I hope he will feel all right. Bye! |
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