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Can a virus have completely different symptoms in children ?

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avirys · 21/09/2022 06:52

I got felt very nauseous and vomited a bit on Friday.

I was then fine most of Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Sunday evening I started feeling nauseous and vomited a lot.

My baby has had a bit of a cold all week before I got sick. My toddler too, but very very minor in toddler.

All the adults I saw Saturday and Sunday have all come down with D and V.

Two questions, how come Friday after the vomiting and bit of a rest I was fine, only to be struck down again Sunday night ?

It sounds like it's so contagious if all the adults have had it now, when will my kids get it ? Or could this virus have been the little cold they've been having ?

You're all probably going to tell me you don't have a crystal ball.. but I thought I would ask anyway..

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KangarooKenny · 21/09/2022 06:58

A virus is a bit like a spectrum, you can get any of the symptoms, everyone will feel different with the same virus.

lannistunut · 21/09/2022 06:59

Yes, although the general pattern is kids are more prone to get vomiting symptoms than adults.

avirys · 21/09/2022 07:02

Assuming the kids don't get this big.. praying they don't.

Could it be the rotavirus bug then ? Seeing as they've had a vaccination against that ( the baby literally a few weeks ago ) and the toddler only a couple of years ago..

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avirys · 21/09/2022 08:25

Toddler now has barking cough.. croup sounding... please tell me there won't be a vomiting bug on top of that... no crystal balls I guess !

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