Feeling Off? It Could Be Food Poisoning!

Symptom #1: Nausea

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Symptom #2: Vomiting

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Symptom #3: Diarrhea

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Symptom #4: Stomach Cramps

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Symptom #5: Fever

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Symptom #6: Weakness

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Symptom #7: Headache

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Symptom #8: Dizziness

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Is It Time to See a Doctor?

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Feeling Off? It Could Be Food Poisoning!

Here are the top symptoms to watch for if you’ve eaten something questionable…

Symptom #1: Nausea

Feeling sick after a meal? This is often the first sign

Symptom #2: Vomiting

Your body’s way of getting rid of the toxins fast.

Symptom #3: Diarrhea

Loose or watery stools can start within hours of eating contaminated food

Symptom #4: Stomach Cramps

Sharp or persistent stomach pain is a common indicator

Symptom #5: Fever

A sudden fever might signal your body is fighting off an infection.

Symptom #6: Weakness

Feeling unusually tired or weak is a sign your body is struggling.

Symptom #7: Headache

Foodborne illnesses can cause intense headaches along with other symptoms.

Symptom #8: Dizziness

If you’re feeling lightheaded, it could be part of the reaction

Is It Time to See a Doctor?

If symptoms last more than 24 hours or become severe, seek medical attention right away!