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| The Peoples Champ Last Online: Today 06:49 AM Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Home
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| Food Poisoning Anecdotes Mine is not that impressive, but yesterday morning I had my usual pad kapow moo with fried egg and later in the evening I purchased a can of Leo and went to my room to drink it, lighting a cigarette as I did so. Shortly after one swig and one drag, my mouth started producing saliva - which as we all know folks is our body's way of telling us we have 5 seconds to get our head over the toilet bowl. The thing with food poisoning though is that once you are kneeling and vomiting, your arsehole wants a piece of the action, and for about ten minutes I was manically changing position from kneeling to sitting. For much of the past 24 hrs I have felt like there has been a knife twisting in my gut every so often, and the tiniest fart has resulted in three changes of underwear. The pork and rice man will wonder why I don't want to see him anymore, in fact I am paranoid to eat anything other than chocolate and bread. Still, it could be worse - some people end up on a drip or even in a coffin after food poisoning, but there's little one can do to avoid it.
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| Elite Member | Its not funny Maybe this will help - and I am serious about this ! Field emergency cure for the violent Sh*ts and projectile vomiting !!! Can be used at home as well May be worth remembering After 30 odd years working in places where the above was a regular thing here is a temporary remedy ( used it to good effect when I was working in refugee camps and disaster areas) All ingredients you have probably got in your kitchen. Plain boiled rice Plain yoguhrt Pepsi or Coke slightly warmed so it goes flat. Salt At the first sign of the "eruptions" stopping or becoming less frequent ! Eat a small bowl of rice with the yoghurt mixed in. Mix 2 teaspoons of salt in the pepsi or coke and drink it. If it doesn't stay in If it persists for 12 hours - see a doctor. The good thing about this is that it can be given to kids - unlike Lomotil or Imodium In the camps we used to give it to anything up to 200 kids a day and it worked! ( All the ingredients were in relief food packs from various agencies ) Good luck ! |
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| Too drunk to fuck Last Online: Yesterday 02:50 PM Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Fuckwitistan
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| The Cat Last Online: 31-08-2008 06:07 PM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bangkok
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| 25 years ago when I was living in Africa, I came back to my place after a 2 weeks trip in some remote places. I drunk the water that had been there for 2 weeks (the fridge was on and off at that time, more off than on actually due to the very erratic electricity distribution...). The next day, my body could not accept anything, no drink, no food, nothing, I was vomiting everything. And well, diarrhea is not the right word to describe the condition I was in, a bit like you intestines are liquifying... Could not get up, was fainting after a few seconds. Took me 3 days to be able to get up and go to see the nearest doctor, 100 kms away. His comment, well, you're OK since you were able to come here. Nothing else to do...
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| Kraut Last Online: 01-07-2008 10:03 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: under the headphones
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In the Philippine Cordilleras I was offered water which my hosts insisted was clean, well they drank it. I did not want to be impolite, and knew I was taking a risk... A week later they hired a jeep and delivered me to the nearest hospital. There was no water in the public toilet there, and I was attended to, eventually, by a trainee doc who confirmed the obvious -I had the squids, and was de-hydrated. The prick failed to get the needle for the re-hydrating drip into the vein, and after my wrist was swollen blue after several attempts, I stopped him, grapped the bottle and proceeded to drink it under his protests. Had to use all my "white" and "old respected" authority bonus to get out of the place without any further meddling. | |
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Once again boiled rice was all we had - no doubt stale bread would do just as well - rice boiled in shitty water for long enough seemed to kill the bugs in the water ( but did bugger all for the taste ! Thanks for the input though - you ne you never know when you may need it ! | |
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| Watching the Wheels Last Online: Yesterday 01:34 PM Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: east of Pattaya
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| It's kinda strange, given all the Horror stories around, but having lived in Asia for 15 odd years, and having travelled to several other breeding grounds for nasty Bacteria, that by far the worse case of the Horrors that I experienced was actually in Sydney. |
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| In her back pocket Last Online: 02-09-2008 10:49 AM Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: In my comfort zone
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