What to do if food poisoning? 

Infection with food is called food poisoning. However, if you suddenly have a bad stomach, do not think that there is food poisoning. Again, eating all the food does not cause food poisoning. Eating only bacterial or toxic foods can cause food poisoning.

Causes of food poisoning:

Milk and dairy foods: Food poisoning can usually occur from certain foods. First, milk and other milk products. If the milk is not boiled well, bacteria will remain in it. This can lead to food poisoning.

Cooked meat: Raw meat is relatively safer than cooked meat. If the raw meat is well packed and kept in the fridge, it can stay good for up to 15 days. Cooked meat cannot be refrigerated for long, it gets spoiled. Eating that meat is definitely food poisoning, although it looks the same.

Cut fruits or vegetables: Cut fruits or vegetables can be spoiled if left open for a long time. In addition, fruits and vegetables are sprayed with insect repellent, which is not only completely washed off with water but also harms the body.

Frozen foods: Bottled foods, especially canned, frozen or baked foods, can be infected if left untreated or baked.

Disadvantages of food poisoning

Food poisoning causes frequent vomiting. No food is in the stomach. Diarrhea, repeatedly going to the bathroom. Dehydration is seen. Feeling we have 'Run out of gas' emotionally. Many times there is fever. The temperature is high enough.

Prevention and Remedy:

We can take some precautions to prevent food poisoning, such as taking care that food is not contaminated in any way. It is very important to maintain cleanliness. It is absolutely inappropriate to eat without washing your hands properly. Particular care should be taken in the case of children. Refrain from eating open food. Dishes should be washed well while cooking. You also need to be careful when storing food. Waterborne infections are very common. He should not drink water without purifying it well. Have regular home plumbing checks, keep water tanks clean, at least once a week.

If you have your own food poisoning, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and feed the baby. The child is more likely to be dehydrated as a result of vomiting and going to the bathroom. In that case, saline must be fed. However, in this case, the best way is to see a doctor quickly without delay.