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Often wrongly called the “stomach flu,” norovirus sickens tens of millions ... you’re losing electrolytes as well as fluids. Pedialyte for kids is great and for adults too.” Flu and cold medicine ...

Norovirus is a virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea. While it's commonly called the stomach flu or stomach bug, norovirus is not related to the flu, which is caused by the influenza virus.

Hospitals are currently seeing the highest levels of norovirus - a stomach bug that causes vomiting and ... problems in vulnerable people and young children. One problem is that it spreads very ...