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jonah hart | 09:38 Sun 26th Apr 2009 | ChatterBank
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My friend as just messaged me she got food poisning from a dodgy Indian last nite an being really sick :( can anyone suggest anything to help her feel better please ??
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keep her fluids up, plenty of water, and stay near the loo :o)

if she has something iffy in her system it must come out, and the sooner the better.

then she can consider if she is going to complain to.. is it Environmental Health? some department that her local authority will put her on to.

I wish her well :o/
I assume sickness and no diarhoea.

Nothing to eat, fluids only....if she can keep them down.

Stemetil by mouth ...if possible.

Monitor the situation.
sara.......snap my love....like your answer the better though.

Have you still got your silk pyjamas on?
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Wat is stemetil squad? Thanks guys :) x
It is a labyrinthine sedative and controls nausea........5mgms can be got over the counter.
sqad.. silk? should they have arrived by now?

very thoughtful of you, my love x
sara...not at all.....I am a sucker for silk......underwear !!!! LOL
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Oh thanks squad I will get her some :) it's the first time she's had food poisning so it's scaring her abit.. x
jonah, don't buy her silk underwear!

well, it may make her feel better :o)

sqad, I'll send you my address ;o)
Buy her a chinese
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Haha sara :) cruel knobby :)
oh knobby - where would we be without your input on this and many other threads! lol
Many sympathies. It's early in the day, but a large slug of brandy will work wonders. If ever you see little bottles of Underberg Bitters while you are out shopping, buy a couple for standby. Expensive, ferociously alcoholic (86 proof), but an absolute balm to a churning stomach.

As a matter of interest, what did she eat, was it sit-in, takeaway, home delivery, a restaurant she uses (or once used!) regularly?

I am interested because I eat home-delivered curry at least 3 nights a week, from several different curry houses, and touchwood, I have never had a problem.
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It was a takeaway whiffey :( I no it's put me off from ordering now .. Just been to see her an it ain't nice :( ..
imodium is a good plug!

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