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<p>Dr Phil Kieran: "Tummy bugs usually last five to seven days and then settle down. One of the most common causes of severe gastroenteritis used to be rotavirus, which sometimes resulted in young children going to hospital due to dehydration. This is no longer the case since the introduction of the rotavirus vaccine, now included in the infant vaccine schedule"</p>

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Dr Phil Kieran: Tummy bug has left my child with low energy levels

Up to 10% of children with gastroenteritis will develop mild lactose intolerance following the illness, which can cause diarrhoea, bloating, and fatigue

<p>Norovirus, also known as winter vomiting bug, is an easily spread virus that causes sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhoea.</p>

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HSE issues vomiting bug warning after nearly 400 cases recorded

Outbreak of winter vomiting bug at University Hospital Limerick

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Outbreak of winter vomiting bug at University Hospital Limerick

Visiting restrictions announced at Dublin hospital

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Visiting restrictions announced at Dublin hospital

Visitors asked to avoid Cork hospital amid winter vomiting bug outbreak

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Visitors asked to avoid Cork hospital amid winter vomiting bug outbreak

Visitor restrictions in place after winter vomiting bug outbreak at Tullamore hospital

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Visitor restrictions in place after winter vomiting bug outbreak at Tullamore hospital