I'm just really ... I'd feel sick to my stomach.
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" "Whenever I see photos from Colectiv, I feel sick.
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He began to feel sick and went to a doctor.
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Without hair and make up I feel sick and weak!
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Once seated and secured, you will probably feel sick immediately.
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Decide to go to work late because I feel sick.
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I'm so in the here and now and feel sick.
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Be more aggressive about staying home if you feel sick.
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Though it made me feel sick, I continued taking it.
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I tell my mom I feel sick... because I do.
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Not long after returning home, he began to feel sick.
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LM: I didn't feel sick in space, so it was weird.
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When I'm around people who are really fake, I feel sick.
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"I feel sick," I said, afraid to worry him with details.
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If I drank too fast, I'd feel sick to my stomach.
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But, hey, no one likes to feel sick at the movies.
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The experience was magical and, most importantly, I didn't feel sick.
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The company is encouraging employees who feel sick to stay home.
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There&aposs been helicopters flying over all morning, I feel sick.
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Because if my environment is toxic, I'm going to feel sick.
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All they know is that it stinks and they feel sick.
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We either feel sick to our stomachs or still to get clammy.
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That way, if I still feel sick later I can go home.
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But after a couple of days, he started to feel sick again.
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" She also said they "made me feel sick" and were "real quiet.
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I don't get motion sickness and even I started to feel sick.
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"They're healthy, and this campaign will make them feel sick," he said.
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Every time Brand New comes up on a Spotify playlist, I feel sick.
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As well as making you feel sick, this triggers a particular immune response.
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If she got anything below a 97 she would begin to feel sick.
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Laugh, cry and then feel sick and envious of this grotesquely talented child.
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When you don't feel sick, you don't feel the need to heal yourself.
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With anything that goes deeper into the mind, I at best feel sick.
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"Just thinking about it makes me feel sick to my stomach," he said.
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When I think about what goes on in that basement, I feel sick.
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I feel sick thinking about the heartbreak and betrayal that she must feel.
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And if you feel sick, you should certainly stay away from public transit.
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It will deliver tests to people who either feel sick or are asymptomatic.
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Callimachi: When you saw those things, did you feel sick to your stomach?
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People have asked the group what they should do if they feel sick.
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Then, not for the first time this season, he started to feel sick.
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"I feel sick," whispered one man as Mr. Parr prepared to be entombed.
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Now, foodborne illness aside, the thought of dumping everything made me feel sick.
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"If you feel sick with fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, and have traveled to China or were in close contact with someone with 2019-nCoV in the 14 days before you began to feel sick, seek medical care," the CDC recommends.
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Soon after, we went back to his place and I started to feel sick.
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"The sugar hits your intestines quickly so it makes you feel sick," she explains.
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Is that pain normal, why don't I feel sick, is the baby growing right?
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When I think about that night of November 8, 2016, I still feel sick.
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I go back to my office to eat in solitude and still feel sick.
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I feel sick to my stomach just being nearby, but I suck it up.
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Have you ever waited so long for something that it's made you feel sick?
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The woman says they were in Michael's room when she began to feel sick.
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The problem now was that the smell was making both of us feel sick.
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I feel sick and I want to cry every time I think about it.
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McGovern said it still makes her "feel sick" thinking about her interaction with him.
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Each time they bring up the latest vacation or new car, I feel sick.
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It was on his second day of camp that he started to feel sick.
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After a few blocks, he began to feel sick and threw up multiple times.
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We encourage you to follow this guidance, such as:If you feel sick, stay home.
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If you feel sick yourself, put down the cold medicine and visit a doctor.
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"Shane Dawson made a video on Eugenia that made me feel sick," Glenn wrote.
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I personally feel sick, so we're not putting our efforts on VR at King.
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A chock-full freight won't feel sick if the ride is jerky, for example.
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" After the trustees' vote, Liz Longstreet, who graduated in 2008, wrote, "I literally feel sick.
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These infections rarely cause serious illness, and many people do not feel sick at all.
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Drinking milk may make you feel sick and gassy, but that doesn't mean you're allergic.
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I didn&apost pull it apart — just the sight of it made me feel sick.
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The stress made me feel sick, and I persuaded him to untie me to vomit.
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When we finally land, I feel sick to my stomach and I can barely walk.
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I feel sick with myself for not being strong enough to laugh this stuff off.
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A part of me thinks that's a good thing … and that makes me feel sick.
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My legs were twitching, I started to feel sick and I felt hot all over.
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Whether you feel sick or not, stay inside," she wrote, adding, "Think about your parents.
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I told her that in college, I took OxyContin once; it made me feel sick.
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Connor Murray, 22, was planning to attend but started to feel sick on Saturday night.
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I recall after reading so many of these messages I began to feel sick, literally.
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I had ideas what would happen and it made you feel sick and it was painful.
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That said, the majority of VR experiences I tested didn't make me feel sick at all.
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"The thought of Jen coming is stressing me out and making me feel sick," Vinny said.
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I feel sick inside when I'm not with them — I really do feel almost physically ill.
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"It's real now because I said it … I just feel sick to my stomach," she said.
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Ono's rep tells TMZ the 83-year-old began to feel sick and called her doctor.
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And young people, whether they feel sick or not, are well poised to transmit the virus.
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A lot of the former consultants feel sick with guilt, so much that it consumes them.
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But every time, an hour or two before we'd meet up, I'd suddenly start to feel sick.
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But an especially severe sunburn can limit your ability to sweat and can make you feel sick.
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I hated milk as a child – I hated the smell and it always made me feel sick.
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Have you ever made a decision and immediately started to feel sick, maybe even kind of clammy?
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He picks her up for dinner but she starts to feel sick, so he takes her home.
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I feel sick; I feel elated (?!); I feel confused; I have also drank a lot of Lucozade.
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Even now, while I'm writing this, I feel sick to my stomach when I think about it.
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Pence said people who feel sick shouldn't feel like they have to work or risk their paychecks.
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We don't want anybody that doesn't have health insurance to avoid the doctor if they feel sick.
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Californians who qualify are those who feel sick and are recommended by healthcare providers to stay home.
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"We ask clients to follow precautions and please stay home if they feel sick," the release reads.
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Signs on the doors of FreshDirect ask employees not to come to work if they feel sick.
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"You'll start to feel sick, symptoms get worse until they peak, and then they gradually go away."
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According to OneZero, Amazon Flex drivers "were told to stay home if they feel sick—without pay."
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New arrivals have their temperatures checked, and staff are supposed to remain home if they feel sick.
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I feel sick when I wake up and have a distinct lack of pleasure when smoking cannabis.
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Not everyone's aware, oh I feel sick and the air's feeling stuffy — but that means CO2 is elevated.
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This pessimism, this apathy, coupled with the authoritarian mindset that death fixes all problems, made me feel sick.
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Mobley said she ordered fried rice at the restaurant and began to feel sick during the drive home.
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Many of these problems can be addressed with drinking water and eating food, even when you feel sick.
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In those who do develop symptoms, they usually start to feel sick three or four days after exposure.
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Know your limitationsWhen Sigler was first diagnosed, she found it difficult to understand since she didn't feel sick.
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And then you feel sick, because you don't know how it will all feel when it comes together.
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I feel sick with worry even thinking about the extent to which I can control my own life.
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"I didn't feel 'sick' but I knew my tank was very much empty," she wrote in the post.
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I feel sick now to hear that people were unhappy at that time and didn't dare speak up.
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Plenty of folks now feel sick about staying silent or looking away when they knew something was off.
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I didn't feel sick at all with my oldest so this was a totally different experience for me.
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If you start to feel sick within two weeks upon your return, you'll need a Zika virus test.
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Returning travelers, even if they don't feel sick, should take steps to prevent mosquito bites for three weeks.
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And if you feel sick or have questions about symptoms, we try to answer the most common queries.
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"If you feel sick and dizzy or nauseous, it's irrelevant what your heart monitor says," said Mr. Jordan.
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I am so close to reaching for the purse that I feel sick, but I can't do it.
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She said they caused significant weight gain, made her feel sick, and led to fevers and abdominal pain.
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"People with hepatitis-C do not always feel sick and may not know they have it," Owens continues.
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If you feel sick, stay home and call your doctor's office so it can prepare for your visit.
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Those who feel sick can't download an app to receive instantaneous medical advice from their care provider, either.
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Here are the specific groups of people they caution to stay home: If you feel sick, stay home.
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Kaylee, who did not receive a flu shot this season, started to feel sick four days before Christmas.
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I'm going to feel sick, and I'm going to look like an invalid for the next 24 hours.
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When the cutthroat nature of raw politics is on the menu, don't be surprised if Americans feel sick.
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So here's what actually caused people to feel sick, why the quarantines happened, and what travelers need to know.
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I was constantly nauseated and most everything I ate made me feel sick, yet I was steadily gaining weight.
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She regularly comforts her university-aged daughters, who feel sick when they hear gunshots or mention of the Taliban.
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Hopefully his jaw would drop to the floor and he'd feel sick if he saw me in this, though.
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In Whistleblower, Fowler writes that she started to feel sick to her stomach when she realized what was happening.
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Below, some reasons why birth control pills can make you feel sick, and what you can do about it.
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And then you'll lay back with that person on a couch and feel sick, but complete—and so very happy.
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"This may not seem like a big deal to some of you but I feel sick and objectified," Grande continued.
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Both C. and I feel sick after eating so much candy during the movie, but I'm honestly not even sorry.
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I watched until it felt like I was punishing myself, the way I now sometimes eat until I feel sick.
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People with latent TB infection do not have symptoms, do not feel sick, and cannot spread TB bacteria to others.
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Within a day of their arrival, the man begins to feel sick, though the rest of his family feels fine.
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For example, if someone says he doesn't like vegetables, it could be because eating kale once made him feel sick.
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" I said I would feel sick to my stomach to know that people died possibly "because of something I invented.
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The CDC has issued guidelines on how to avoid spreading coronavirus, warning everyone to stay home if they feel sick.
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Within a few minutes of her sitting down I begin to get a headache and feel sick to my stomach.
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You may start to feel sick within a few hours of eating something contaminated, but people usually recover within a week.
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Though he felt guilt, it wasn't "much," but he noted that he began to feel sick as the adrenaline wore off.
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And then, to have all this s— you had to go through on top of it, it makes me feel sick.
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When he continued to feel sick, his mother took him to a series of doctors before learning that he had cancer.
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The pain may come and go, and you can also have bloating, burping, or feel sick to your stomach or vomit.
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The cake was so rich and sugary I couldn't take more than a few bites before I started to feel sick.
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But if you are participating in a contest, be mindful of your body and stop if you start to feel sick.
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It's causing poor performance in schools, behavioral acting out, people saying they're so tired they feel sick and they skip school.
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That negative expectation, according to Mayer, could make me feel sick regardless of what the food was actually doing to me.
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Did some of his poison make it into her meals, possibly causing her to feel sick and then refuse more food?
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"If it's nothing, I'm sorry, but it actually made me like feel sick and I've never felt like that," she said.
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My allergies have a terrible habit of making me feel sick when they start acting up, so I'm hoping it's just that.
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It felt like you didn't really have to worry about anything anymore and obviously in my case – I didn't feel sick anymore.
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"Lovesickness may actually be the stress hormone cortisol contracting the blood vessels in your stomach, making you feel sick," Dr. Kirk says.
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"The former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane also said on the ITV broadcast that it made him "feel sick to his stomach.
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I didn't feel sick at all, even though I'm the sort of person who can't look at their phone in a car.
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Kenny McMillan, 60, was receiving rehabilitative treatment at the center for a broken foot in February when he started to feel sick.
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More than 10 percent of Americans skip doctor appointments even when they feel sick, because they don't think they can afford it.
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Klum, 46, reportedly went home ill from the set of "America's Got Talent" earlier this month after she began to feel sick.
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The best way to stop transmission of the virus seems simple enough: Stay at home and get tested if you feel sick.
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Contractors are advised to wipe down their delivery vehicles with disinfectants, wash their hands frequently, and stay home if they feel sick.
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Lyft issued short guidelines to drivers advising them to wash their hands and stay at home if they feel sick, Sean reports.
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"I feel sick, I didn't want to wake up this morning knowing that my family were burnt to death," Ms. Macauley said.
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"I'm always the first person to get sick, I put on the headset and I feel sick for hours afterwards!" he exclaimed.
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And that I will always feel sick about it – that she didn't really or couldn't tell any of us what was going on.
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The symptoms of O157:H7 E. coli infection will vary from person to person, and some people might not feel sick at all.
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So if you do feel sick after you get your shot, take it as a sign that your body is putting in work.
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I feel sick each time I hear of another victim being conned because of trust they wrongly thought they were placing in me.
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Rats usually love the sweet taste but for this experiment, Ader paired the drink with injections of Cytoxan, which made them feel sick.
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Harrison's wife, Dawn McCoy, told WTOP that her husband started to feel sick, went to bed and later woke up drenched in sweat.
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Five years ago, Henry started to feel sick and blood tests revealed that he also had the new form of chronic kidney disease.
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MOST SHARED -- I CAN'T STOP LOOKING, BUT IT'S MAKING ME FEEL SICK: Via CNN, cockroach milk may be the next big food supplement.
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When Hunter Brady, of Hudson, began to feel sick, weak and short of breath in November, his parents took him to his physician.
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Seven hundred miles to the north, Candis Riggins was scrubbing toilets at a Walmart in Laurel, Md., when she started to feel sick.
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When I think about my visit to the Dominican Republic, I feel sick recalling my experience swimming with the dolphins at Ocean World.
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Then an hour after the fever hit, she would start to feel sick and throw up until she had nothing left in her.
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Throughout the pandemic, public health experts have urged people to stay home if they feel sick, to slow the spread of the disease.
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Explainer: Here is what to do if you feel sick, tips about how you can prepare and what to know if you're pregnant.
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"It just made me feel sick," said Ms. Whitman, who explained that she had severe anxiety during her first pregnancy and depression afterward.
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"The Queens woman ate the dessert given to her by the defendant and afterwards, began to feel sick," it is alleged in the statement.
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Old-school Votomatic booths will make you feel sick, and sampled drum patterns will make you feel sicker—just a different kind of ill.
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If you still feel sick, don't wait-ask your doctor about #Diclegis (doxylamine succinate & pyridoxine HCl), the only FDA-approved medication for morning sickness.
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The EMT who administered Narcan began to feel sick, too, according to Rich Gardiner, spokesman for the Harford County Volunteer Fire and EMS Association.
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Sometimes it's an ankle broken in such a way that it makes you feel sick and it sticks with you for years to come.
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Nurses are describing a situation where they cannot get a clear response on how to get tested for coronavirus — even if they feel sick.
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I know we don't often discuss foreign affairs, but I feel sick about the way in which President Trump has betrayed our Kurdish allies.
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Aside from the fact that deep-dish always made me feel sick, I remembered thinking Giordano&aposs was slightly better than Lou Malnati&aposs.
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The treatment inflicted on numerous young women or young men by a certain informal group known as League of LOL makes you feel sick.
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Partway through the flight, as the plane climbed higher and the air got thinner, some of the plane's 166 passengers suddenly started to feel sick.
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I am the kind of scared-of-flying where driving past Heathrow makes me feel sick, where watching flying on TV gives me cold sweats.
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Thinking the boy became ill from "other issues," Zagelbaum gave his son a dose of an antihistamine, which also made him feel sick, Emma says.
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When CNBC tried the headset out, we found the experiences to be immersive and exciting, perhaps too exciting, given it made the writer feel sick.
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I've spent the last few days looking at a desolate, empty and grey warehouse, and, through the lack of information, I'm starting to feel sick.
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Being hungover is the worst: you feel sick to your stomach, have a head-splitting headache, and want to crawl back into a hole somewhere.
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"Part of feeling dense or dull is because you just feel sick," says Aaron White, PhD, senior scientific advisor to the director of the NIAAA.
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A lot of us have discussed the inevitability of pedestrian deaths caused by self-driving cars, but seeing this happen today makes me feel sick.
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That's why it's critical for everyone -- even those who don't feel sick -- to stay at least 295 feet away from others and avoid social gatherings.
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Sometimes it restricts my breathing and makes me feel sick, and sometimes it's not enough to help me feel safe and happy in my body.
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She remembers it so well because it's the day her husband James began to feel sick in their Shepherdstown home in the West Virginia panhandle.
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These are simple questionnaires that should take a couple minutes, asking questions like if they have been hospitalized, feel sick, or notice any side effects.
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But it may alleviate some symptoms and shorten the time that patients feel sick, said Dr. Debra Birnkrant, the F.D.A.'s director of antiviral products.
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SpaceX employees were told to stay home if they feel sick, while Tesla has offered limited time off, pay, and remote work options for employees.
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So yes, if you want to binge on Thanksgiving it's certainly possible, but most of us will stop eating if we start to feel sick.
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A letter to The New England Journal of Medicine also details a case where people who didn't feel sick appeared to infect others in Germany.
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"Sometimes I'm stressed out and feel sick when I think of paying back the money I borrowed," said one Burmese worker on condition of anonymity.
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Hell, I work at a gadget blog and though I've used most of the big headsets, I've never played with them long enough to feel sick.
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" Not everyone did, and Owen responded to one commenter who wrote, "Suddenly I feel sick that I have tickets to your show here on Thursday night.
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One day, when she started to feel sick and her stomach started to hurt, she practiced breathing for three minutes and she started to feel better.
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" I said, "I want you to say, 'I'm sorry and I cannot believe that what I made did this and I feel sick to my stomach.
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Elon Musk, SpaceX's founder, has told employees that they should not come in to work if they feel sick, according to an email leaked to BuzzFeed.
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Many insurers, including Aetna, have agreed to waive the cost of testing for many members to encourage people to get checked out if they feel sick.
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I interviewed Mitch and his dog Charlie for Ruff and he told me that he didn't feel sick listening back to this album unlike the others.
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It can make you feel sick and bad and foam out all kinds of things, and it doesn't play into humanity's worst characteristics, I think. Yep.
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A lot of the workforce is probably already infected, and either just an asymptomatic carrier, or hasn't gotten to the point where they feel sick yet.
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Public health experts, including officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasize the importance of choosing to stay home, especially if you feel sick.
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One agent told Motherboard they are not working because they feel sick, and so the company has put them on a two week, no pay quarantine.
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In December 2018, the French company Citroen will release bizarre-looking glasses called Boarding Glasses that can be worn as soon as you start to feel sick.
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For example, when we eat a meal and feel sick soon afterwards, we try to think about what we ate that might have given us food poisoning.
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I'm not feeling that bad right now, if I miss a bunch of them I'll start to really feel sick, but one is not gonna kill me.
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Their stories weren't focused so much on medicine or mechanism, but on life, and the ways it was taken from them when they started to feel sick.
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The CDC and Microsoft have developed an AI-powered coronavirus "self-checker" that helps people who feel sick figure out whether they should go to the hospital.
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If you feel sick, "you need to go ahead and stay in the house … you should not go out unless you have no other options," Russo said.
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If you contracted the disease last Monday—on the first day of Trump's 2000-day stay-at-home challenge—you won't feel sick for a few days.
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A migraine makes you feel sick all over, often acutely sensitive to light and noise, nauseated and unable to concentrate on anything but the desire for relief.
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Like, you literally feel sick, go to the doctor's office, and then leave with a plan and a reasonable bill for the medical services you just procured?
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So I asked Angela Jones, MD, Astroglide's resident OB/GYN the question that I couldn't shake: Could something in this oral contraceptive be making me feel sick?
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"This is mostly about how you keep from getting sick at a gym, but please don't go to the gym if you feel sick," Dr. Thomas said.
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You will feel sick and crampy, and you don't want to make things harder on your body when it is already coping with a massive emotional blow.
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The WHO is also consulting with community leaders from the affected communities and mobilizing social networks to encourage people to go to the hospital if they feel sick.
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"I feel sick today, but I came here because I'm terrified," said Steve Martin, 27, an unemployed Los Angeles resident who was diagnosed with cancer a year ago.
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It's why something sufficiently morally disturbing can make us feel sick to our stomach, want to throw up, or be left with a bad taste in our mouths.
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She told me that she was anxious and had been unable to sleep well; she knew that the treatment might not help, and would make her feel sick.
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Finally, if there's even a remote chance that you feel sick, or may have come in contact with an infected person, do everyone a favor and stay home.
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"I feel sick to see people who say that Naomi Osaka is a Japanese or the pride of Japan," a user with the handle @phie_hardison wrote on Twitter.
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Commandment 3 is if you feel sick, any member of your household feels sick, or if you feel like you've been exposed to this virus, please stay home.
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If you were in Wuhan and feel sick with fever, cough or difficulty breathing within 14 days after you left Wuhan, you should seek medical care right away.
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She was abandoned in the streets of Matamoros twice by cab drivers, she said, when she started to feel sick and they didn't want to deal with her.
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It did help a little bit, but as soon as I got back upstairs and in the cockpit, which was still extremely hot, I began to feel sick again.
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But when she gives her final speech, reminding women of their duty to their husbands — to be pretty, grateful and, above all, obedient — it always makes me feel sick.
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I think about throwing up probably 2180–22 hours out of the day, and actively avoid situations that I think will cause me to feel sick or be sick.
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Apple has repeatedly advised employees who feel sick to remain home from work and encouraged virtual meetings over those that require travel, according to a previous Business Insider report.
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He started to feel sick on March 1, and was hospitalized on March 6 when he had increasing trouble breathing and felt too weak to stand in his own.
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We also want to make it easier for associates to follow our guidance to stay home if they feel sick and to do our part to flatten the curve.
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The gaze support and tracking felt just like any regular VR headset, and it was quick to respond to when I glanced in opposite directions without making me feel sick.
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The symptoms and signs of O157:H7 E. coli infection will vary from person to person, and most people will start to feel sick three or four days after exposure.
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But our bodies can perceive the unnatural state of virtual worlds, and when they do they try to protect us, manifesting a feeling of wrongness that makes us feel sick.
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Little did I know he was going to come visit me and little did I know I would feel sick to my stomach when he left to go back home.
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It was all so over-the-top that she wondered if she was acting like a mean girl, but, at the same time, she truly did feel sick and scared.
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Public health authorities have been urging people to stay home if they feel sick, but there's growing worry that those workers won't have the financial means to follow the guidelines.
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At Greenhouse Nail Spa, they've suspended their cancellation fee so that clients don't feel pressured to come to their appointment if they feel sick or are afraid of getting sick.
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Amazon last week said hourly workers in the US who feel sick could take unlimited unpaid time off, a change in policy that normally sharply limits time away from work.
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Should U.S. coronavirus cases spike, demand would probably increase drastically, forcing low-wage employees — even those who may feel sick — to report to work, subjecting them and others to contagions.
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The key is to get the medication as soon as you start to feel sick -- those drugs can shorten how long you are sick and curb some of the symptoms.
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Evacuees on military bases are having their temperature checked at least twice a day and are asked to alert health officials if they feel sick or if their temperature rises.
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According to The New York Times stylebook (and dictionaries, and the style guides of many other publications), "nauseous" is the property of making other people feel sick to their stomachs.
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By the time I have every last one of these thoughts Bobby has moved on, to Radar and Mellie and Ellen S. and Ellen V. I don't feel sick anymore.
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The problem is, too many of us take an all-or-nothing approach: We either restrict ourselves or we "give in" and gorge on eggnog and stuffing until we feel sick.
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And nearly 81% of the women said they regularly show up for work or school even though their period is making them feel sick, researchers report in the journal BMJ Open.
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More testing can also help researchers determine the true role asymptomatic transmission plays in the outbreak, and what factors make a person likely to transmit the virus before they feel sick.
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Recent studies show that the virus transmits primarily via droplets from coughing or sneezing and can spread even when people don't have any symptoms or are just beginning to feel sick.
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According to the Federal News Network, late last week the USPS released a memo outlining their coronavirus policy, which including a section urging employees to stay home if they feel sick.
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She urged everyone, and young people especially who might think that because they don't feel sick or aren't in as serous risk, to follow the guidance and stay home if possible.
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There are the usual options of coughing and sneezing into our elbow, washing hands frequently and using alcohol-based sanitizing wipes, and of course just staying home if we feel sick.
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Fauci said young people need to realize that even if they do not feel sick they should avoid contact with others, because they could "become the vector" of transmitting the virus.
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But as the pressure from Washington increased, Honeyman started having stomach pains and thinking, 'There are a lot of cases I'm going to have to deny that I'll feel sick over.
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Pregnant women who feel sick and have visited countries in Latin America in which the Zika virus is spreading should quickly see a doctor, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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" If an attendee begins to feel sick within one week of their visit to the area, they are instructed to see a doctor immediately as the disease is now a "treatable illness.
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When he visits Life Foundation to report a story, he is quickly shut down, but when he returns to his apartment, Brock starts to feel sick and experience hallucinations and increased rage.
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Typically, the thing about VR gaming that makes people feel sick or uncomfortable is motion and your brain's inability to reconcile the motion it sees with the lack of motion it feels.
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On March 2, following two US deaths, Uber sent out guidelines about how to handle the outbreak, telling drivers to frequently wash their hands and, if they feel sick, to stay home.
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Women are significantly more likely than men to feel sick when using them, perhaps because 90% of women have pupils that are closer together than the typical headset's default setting (see article).
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Rubella is highly contagious but considered mild for adults, who may develop a rash and a fever for about two to three days, though some people do not feel sick at all.
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The CDC recommends practicing proper hand hygiene, washing fruits and vegetables and cooking food thoroughly before eating, not preparing food for others when you feel sick, and cleaning and disinfecting contaminated surfaces.
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"He does come here sometimes on his own to get his treatment," though his mother only recently helped him to understand why he was taking medicine every day when he didn't feel sick.
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The food is yummy but I start to feel sick halfway through my main (what is wrong with me at the moment?), so I get the rest in a box to take home.
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But always, in a hissed undertone, there is the darker message that if you don't have all that you want, if you feel sick, discouraged or defeated, you have only yourself to blame.
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"At the end, your brain hurts, and you feel sick to your stomach, as can happen when too much adrenaline has been surging through your system," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Images of 21-gun salutes, folded flags and grieving families flashed through my head; the thoughts made me feel sick, but they were better than trying to think of what might come after.
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But whether or not the scientific community thinks it's possible to be addicted to porn is irrelevant in the face of a crumbling marriage or a constant compulsion that makes you feel sick.
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John started to feel sick when I was in Minnesota and he was in Washington D.C. and like so many others who have had the disease, he thought it was just a cold.
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When there's a discrepancy between visual, vestibular (what's happening in your inner ear), and proprioceptive (where your body is in space) stimuli, your brain can't keep up, and you may feel sick, she says.
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The water makes us get headaches and feel sick in our stomachs, said Bangura, a traditional healer and community elder in Koidu, the largest city in the West African countrys diamond-rich Kono district.
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The system could, of course, also be used by passengers who feel sick in cars with a driver at the wheel—a fate to which children seem particularly susceptible, for reasons that remain obscure.
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A member of the Mile High Club since 2012 Okay, so here's what you do: You wait until the flight attendant is busy with the drinks cart, and then you pretend to feel sick.
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At the tape release show, someone came up to me after my set and said, with a calm kind of smile, that my music made him feel sick and like he wanted to cry.
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The water "makes us get headaches and feel sick in our stomachs," said Bangura, a traditional healer and community elder in Koidu, the largest city in the West African country's diamond-rich Kono district.
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Think about this world for a bit too long and you'll start to feel sick—with regret, and the numb inevitability that you will be doing the exact same thing in a fortnight's time.
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When he started to feel sick to his stomach, he went to UF Health Jacksonville, where he had to undergo blood work and have an EKG before being treated for bleach and chlorine poisoning.
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The State Department and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a travel advisory for China earlier Thursday, urging people to seek medical help if they feel sick after traveling in the affected area.
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Hearing Turnbloom croon "Marylou, I feel sick inside / I feel lonesome tonight" over the plush guitars and glimmering bells on "Suncoast Digest" while stuck in self-isolation, well, it's hard not to feel that.
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Not in an I-feel-sick-at-the-thought-of-this-story way, but with an almost squirmy sensation, as though I've had a tapeworm all this time but it's only just made itself known.
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Some think he started to feel sick, since he wasn't totally over his illness, and got out of the car to relieve himself when he was hit by a vehicle that swerved into the shoulder.
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Such trials need to involve even larger numbers of patients to produce a useful result, and because the patients are healthy, without symptoms, the drugs cannot have side effects that might make them feel sick.
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"If you feel sick, please stay at home and rest," he said, adding that anyone who becomes sick should contact their health care provider and, if prescribed antiviral medication, begin it as soon as possible.
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I feel sick to my stomach knowing that they voted for him, knowing that they see me as a pest in this country and not as a descendant of the first people that inhabited this land.
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Blood donors are usually adults, and in regions with high rates of malaria, adults often develop some immunity against the parasite, meaning they could have the parasites in their blood but not feel sick, Guerin said.
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Over the weekend, Uber drivers finally received guidelines from the ride-hailing company about how to handle the coronavirus outbreak — they're being asked to frequently wash their hands and, if they feel sick, to stay home.
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A person might develop one or more of these symptoms in as few as two days after being exposed to the virus, but they may also not feel sick for up to two weeks after contact.
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In particular, Twitter users pointed out the "If you feel sick, stay home" recommendation, noting that in nearly the entire US, Uber doesn't provide sick leave or standard benefits to drivers since they're nearly all contractors.
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Aside from taking the precautions urged by every health professional -- wash your hands frequently, see a doctor and don't go to work if you feel sick -- being informed is, as always, a first line of defense.
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The warning advises people who have traveled to China and returned in the last 14 days to immediately seek medical care if they feel sick with a fever or cough, or if they have difficulty breathing.
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"People often get it from reading in the car because their eyes are focusing on a steady thing, the book, but the inner ear senses motion, so your brain gets confused and you feel sick," Rosenman says.
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Mallon was forced into quarantine on two occasions for a total of 26 years, during which she unsuccessfully sued the New York department of health, saying she didn't feel sick and therefore could not infect other people.
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Storing ingredients for complex recipes won't be helpful if you do feel sick and don't have the energy to cook, so also consider ready-made items like microwavable rice (a few cans of soup are fine, too).
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Fourteen of the Americans who tested positive for the virus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship earlier in February felt completely fine; if people don't feel sick, they'll continue going about their normal lives, spreading the disease.
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Using hundreds of chemical compounds to bring smells back to life, the Norwegian artist once made people feel sick by recreating the smells of World War I, and made a cheese from David Beckham's used soccer shoe.
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In a Friday post to her website titled "This Food Has Repulsed Me During Pregnancy," the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star revealed she has been favoring cuisines other than meat, which made her feel sick until recently.
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As he drove her over one of the bridges that connects the neighborhood with the rest of the city, he was speeding — so much that she asked him to slow down because she was starting to feel sick.
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I feel sick because if there was an apocalypse tomorrow I don't know what I would do to help and my least favorite thing is to feel useless, which is one of the reasons I love the internet.
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"I didn't feel sick, so I was cracking jokes," he recently told Rolling Stone about his trip to the emergency room due to three separate staph infections in his thumb, one of which spread to his middle finger.
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Animals are not bio-identical to humans, which is partly why we don't hit up the veterinarian when we feel sick, and it's high time cosmetics and personal care giants start taking measures to utilize more foolproof alternatives.
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At the front, where, he said, "the Russian winter and the blackish steppe made me feel sick at heart," he read "Hamlet" obsessively, and wrote letters home asking his family to send volumes of Marx, Flaubert, and Locke.
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"I feel sick to my stomach knowing that I walk [sic] into the home of one of the most racist people in Muskegon hiding behind his uniform and possibly harassing people of color and different nationalities," Mathis said.
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Retained lead bullets or fragments can cause elevated lead levels in the blood and make people with higher amounts of lead feel sick, said Michael J. Kosnett, a medical toxicologist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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If foods like bread and pasta make you feel sick, you may have had a rough time in 2014, when you rolled out the news that no, you didn't have celiac disease but were nonetheless "sensitive" to wheat.
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Patients who qualify to request the kits are those who feel sick and are recommended by healthcare providers to stay home, but who are opting to stay out of medical centers so as not to potentially expose others.
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"I feel sick to my stomach knowing that I walk to the home of one of the most racist people in Muskegon hiding behind his uniform and possibly harassing people of color and different nationalities," Mathis wrote online.
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Users just take their under-tongue temperature when they wake up (except on days they feel sick, are hungover, or got less than two hours of sleep) with a two-decimal thermometer and pop the reading into the app.
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Because babies are most at risk for ear infections (and are less likely to be able to vocalize their discomfort if they feel sick), the refined app was then tested with 15 children between 9 and 18 months old.
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Retained lead bullets or fragments can cause elevated lead levels in the blood and make people with higher amounts of lead feel sick, according to Michael J. Kosnett, a medical toxicologist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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"People with hepatitis C do not always feel sick and may not know they have it," Task Force chair Dr. Douglas K. Owens, an author of the recommendation and a general internist, said in a news release on Monday.
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I now know what to do if I feel sick or what kind of hand sanitizer to use, but am at a loss about whether I should still be going on dates or going to bars and being social.
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"I feel sick to my stomach knowing that I walk to the home of one of the most racist people in Muskegon hiding behind his uniform and possibly harassing people of color and different nationalities," wrote Mathis on Facebook.
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Average annual pay: $208,560Projected job growth through 20263: 14 percent This is the doctor you know, the one you see whenever you feel sick and have likely been going to at least once a year for most of your life.
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When asked how he felt about the possibility the Republican Party could still field Condoleezza Rice, who was secretary of state during the George W. Bush administration, as an 11th hour candidate, Faber said the idea made him feel sick.
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Daydream-certified smartphones, which the Idol 4S isn't, will need to meet a certain hardware standard that will provide VR experiences that won't make people feel sick and apps will need to come with a certain level of polish, too.
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He told the publication he self-quarantined as soon as he began to feel sick and he stresses that with so many probably not being tested, being away from others is important - especially since people can be carriers and asymptomatic.
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"One of the best ways we can do this is by allowing workers who feel sick—or who need to stay home with a child whose school is closed — to do so without losing a paycheck or a job," she added.
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If the coronavirus spreads among kids, the outbreak could get much worseIt's also possible that adults aren't spreading the virus to kids because people are being careful about washing their hands, covering their mouths, and self-isolating if they feel sick.
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"They can be a useful opportunity to provide people with information if they do feel sick ... but most of the time, border screening is actually a very expensive, not particularly effective way of actually preventing the spread of disease," said Phelan.
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"This is important because you may come home and start to feel sick and go to your doctor and forget to say you were in Brazil, which could lead to misdiagnosis," said Adam St. John, the chief executive officer of Sitata.
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What you may not realize is that these numbers are not just lower than in reality, but -- given our relative lack of testing and the fact that you can be contagious even if you don't feel sick -- they are likely exponentially lower.
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Uber told drivers that it is "working closely with public health authorities to pass along the most up-to-date guidance," which included "if you feel sick, stay home," according to the message within the Uber driver app, seen by CNN Business.
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That means we would tell them to be respectful of others when coughing or sneezing, wash their hands regularly and if they feel sick to stay home and get over it — or to seek medical attention if they are not recuperating as expected.
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I've reported on that border and feel sick about what is unfolding, and it seems to me not only an unraveling of recent years of Middle East policy but a corrosion of 75 years of the post-war American-led international order.
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"I feel sick to my stomach knowing that I walk to the home of one of the most racist people in Muskegon hiding behind his uniform and possibly harassing people of color and different nationalities," Mathis wrote about the experience on Facebook.
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"I started to feel sick, but I didn't want to say anything to her so I began thinking to myself, 'Just keep putting one foot in front of the other and eventually we'll both get to a warmer place,' and sure enough, we did."
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"We're making the campus aware and advising students to say home if they feel sick and otherwise practice good hygiene habits — wash their hands with soap and water, don't drink or eat after someone, cover a sneeze with a tissue, for example," Carney tells PEOPLE.
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But nearly three and a half years after the first time it made me feel sick to my stomach, it's still lodged in my internal jukebox, and every time it hovers into hearing, I am reminded of the potent power of total and utter sincerity.
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"When treatment is started within 48 hours of becoming sick with flu symptoms, antiviral drugs can lessen symptoms and shorten the time patients feel sick," Dr. Debra Birnkrant, the director of the Division of Antiviral Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said.
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As most recreational marijuana users can attest, however, there are limits to this feel-good effect: Drink too much before you smoke, and you run the risk of "greening out"—a nauseous sensation that kicks in when you feel sick and overwhelmed after getting too high.
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If you care about someone, and even if you don't, you are meant to explain — in terms both clean and fair — why you are unable to fulfill the terms of their attachment: ''I feel sick,'' or ''I have depression,'' or ''You are boring, and I am disappointed.
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I could be reading emails or out for a walk and suddenly my brain will decide that the yogurt sauce I made for dinner last night actually came from expired yogurt and any minute I will begin to feel sick as a contaminated food spreads throughout my body.
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" O'Brien said the U.S. is doing its best to work with China now in order to respond to the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus and urged the public to heed CDC advice about washing their hands, staying home if they feel sick and engaging in some "social distancing.
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The new virus that causes Covid-19 disease appears to be a different beast: While it also can eventually lead to pneumonia, the virus does a great job of replicating in the upper respiratory tract, even when people don't have any symptoms or just begin to feel sick.
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" In a post shared on her Instagram story Sunday afternoon, she wrote: "This is the time to cancel plans, actually truly isolate as much as you can, and don't assume that because you don't feel sick that you aren't possibly passing something on to someone elderly or vulnerable to this.
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Shoppers are stocking up on canned goods, surgical gloves, masks, toilet paper, and long-lasting food staples like peanut butter and soup in preparation for the threat of quarantine, as more businesses and schools encourage people who feel sick or have recently traveled to high-risk countries to stay at home.
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CreditCreditChristian Petersen/Getty Images Dathan Ritzenhein, an Olympic distance runner for the United States, was starting to feel sick from his thyroid medication — a drug that was not medically necessary but one that his coach, a powerful and combative figure in the sport, had strongly recommended to improve his performance.
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MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab came up with "MoVR" as a way to let VR headsets talk to PCs wirelessly, without sacrificing important things like graphics fidelity and frame rates, which are key in terms of making sure virtual reality experiences are smooth and not prone to making users feel sick.
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After the highly publicized deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, two black men who were shot and killed by cops last week, Heavn is a 13-track-long deep breath for those of us who feel sick, sad, angry, and afraid in the wake of ongoing police violence against black people in America.
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This is part of my book—we don't just feel sick in our bodies, but we also feel guilty for feeling sick in our bodies, especially in a world that says our bodies are supposed to work really well, and that we're supposed to get up and be productive and look great and be fit and have great orgasms.
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Because it's a buffet, we eat too much, from choices that include steak, turkey, chicken, various kinds of pasta, various kinds of sushi, mini-cheeseburgers, Nathan's hot dogs, a sundae station and a genius V.I.P.-worthy Buffalo chicken wing dish wherein the chicken is white meat, the sauce does not make you feel sick and there are no bones.
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Best-case scenario, you keep your lunch but wind up being made fun of by the "What Does the Fox Say?" guys on Norwegian TV: Recent tech advances have cut down on the latency, the time between when you move your head and when the virtual picture adjusts; that's crucial for not making the brain feel sick.
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HealthPlus has notified 3,778 former patients that a health department investigation found that "lapses in infection control in sterilization/cleaning instruments and the injection of medications" may have exposed them to HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. "You can be infected with these diseases and not feel sick at all," said the HealthPlus letter, which was provided by the department in its email.
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" Renee from Auburn, Maine (via email): "When I hear that insurance stocks rose once Biden seemed to be ascendant, I feel sick with anger that my fellow Democrats (I'd been secretary of my Democratic city committee for over a decade until I stepped down this week) were turned against Sanders to support a geezer who's blown with the political winds for decades.
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The summary: It's okay to go on dates, but be honest about whether you feel sick, and be thoughtful about the places you visit; one-night stands could be risky, especially if there are confirmed cases of Covid-19 in your area, because having sex obviously involves close contact; and there's no need to lock up your partner or roommate if you hear them sniffling.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunGOP divided on next steps for massive stimulus package United Airlines makes further cuts to flight schedules amid crisis Cash assistance for Americans gains steam as coronavirus roils economy MORE (R-Ind.) said he will continue his regular D.C. operations but is asking staff to be on alert for symptoms of coronavirus and to self-quarantine themselves immediately if they feel sick.
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On Friday evening, ridesharing company Uber sent drivers a memo offering guidance to workers as the novel coronavirus spreads across the world and the US.The memo, titled "A reminder about coronavirus," offered four points of advice to contractors who come into contact with numerous passengers every day: If you feel sick, stay home; wash your hands frequently; cover your cough or sneeze; clean and disinfect.
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If you feel sick now, it's possible you might have the common cold or flu (both have similar symptoms to COVID-37.83), Dr. Gregory Poland, professor of medicine and infectious diseases at the Mayo Clinic, tells CNBC Make It. The only way to tell if you have COVID-19 is to test for it — although there's more reason to think you do if you're in the higher risk group, he says.
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Although the disease has led to more than 4,700 deaths, "the most important message is that if you're young and otherwise relatively healthy, it will most likely be similar to a common cold — or, worst case, the flu," Dr. Sandra Kesh, deputy medical director at Westmed Medical Group, tells CNBC Make It. If you feel sick and reasonably believe you have COVID-19, here's a list of frequently asked questions, including symptoms to watch for, when to see a doctor, and getting tested: According to the World Health Organization, common signs include fever, coughing, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties.
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