Winter Vomiting Disease
Winter Vomiting Disease Causes
The Norwalk virus can be contracted in closed communities, such as bathrooms of hospitals. A person can get the virus by handling contaminated equipment such faucets and flush valves in toilets.
Winter Vomiting Disease Definition
Winter vomiting disease is a contagious illness caused by the Norwalk virus. It is common in Englands, Sweden and Norway.
Winter Vomiting Disease Diagnosis
Winter vomiting disease can be diagnosed by detecting the presence of the virus in feces and blood serum.
Winter Vomiting Disease Symptoms and Signs
The symptoms of the disease are vomiting and nausea, chills, fever, headache, extreme abdominal pain and diarrhea. When not treated, the disease can be fatal.
Winter Vomiting Disease Treatment
The disease can be treated with antibiotics. Proper health and sanitation procedures should be practiced to prevent the onset of the disease.