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Vomiting, black stool, stool with blood, fatigue, high fever, irritability, dehydration, and abdominal pain are all symptoms that can last three to eight days.

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There is no medication that can treat the virus, but there are medications that the doctor may prescribe that can ease the symptoms of the virus.

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Who gets the rota-virus and how it is acquired?

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Who gets the rota-virus and how it is acquired?

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The rota-virus is most common in infants and young children. Although it's common in younger children, adults and older children can get sick with the rota-virus. It is acquired quite easily. The virus is in the stool of the infected individual. This could spread through contact with that person or other contaminated objects. It spreads in hospitals, child care facilities, and families most commonly.

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RotaTeq is a vaccine given orally to prevent the rota-virus.

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Rotarix is a vaccine given orally to prevent the rota-virus.

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