Winter Vomiting Disease

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A 1–3 day, often parvovirus-induced intestinal ‘flu’, which is most common in the winter in temperate climates

winter vomiting disease

Epidemic vomiting A 1-3 day, often parvovirus-induced intestinal 'flu' most common in the winter in temperate climates Clinical Either mild, afebrile watery diarrhea or more severe, febrile with vomiting, headache, systemic complaints

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