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| Vegan Barnsley | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
 Posted: 19:32 on 29th Mar 2010 |
Joined: 01:51 on 21st Dec 2008 Posts: 459 |
GeorgethePodge Wrote: 14 days in Banga no probs with stools 2 days in Abu Dhabi liquid shite, phrmacy prescribed gravy powder That'll teach you for slumming it in the 7* backpackers mate. You wanna put your hand in your pocket next time and find somewhere decent to stay. I do hope it is onion gravy powder mind. |
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| regbarmy | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 19:34 on 29th Mar 2010 |
Joined: 17:41 on 3rd Dec 2008 Posts: 74 |
do they have 8star windowless slums in abu dhabi? |
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| naibob | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 20:03 on 29th Mar 2010 |
Joined: 19:40 on 1st Dec 2008 Posts: 474 Location: London |
GeorgethePodge Wrote: 14 days in Banga no probs with stools 2 days in Abu Dhabi liquid shite, phrmacy prescribed gravy powder I got the shits in Dubai....but I was eating Oriental every night.. |
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| Big Harvey | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 15:42 on 30th Mar 2010 |
Joined: 09:14 on 23rd Apr 2008 Posts: 2210 |
I boasted to Eggmanfoo while waiting to board our onward flight from Tripoli to Gatwick that my guts had behaved themselves perfectly all trip on a diet that contained not so much as a morsel of Western food. Literally 5 minutes later I had to make a rushed toilet visit. Thankfully we were at the gate and not in the transit lounge, which has the worst toilets I've ever seen at an airport. I then spent the flight yo-yoing from seat to bog, and nearly had an accident on my way to passport control. I spent a significant amount of the train journey home on the loo feeling like death warmed up, and was expelling so much fluid I thought I was going to shrivel up like a prune. It was all over within a few hours thankfully, as it usually is with that sort of thing if you simply keep hydrated and let your system flush it out. I put it down to me committing the schoolboy error of ordering beef curry for my last meal before departure, a dish which wasn't on the list of recommendations given to me by the waiter. |
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| Vegan Barnsley | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 19:34 on 30th Mar 2010 |
Joined: 01:51 on 21st Dec 2008 Posts: 459 |
Big Harvey Wrote: I put it down to me committing the sickening atrocity of ordering beef curry for my last meal before departure, a dish which wasn't on the list of recommendations given to me by the waiter. There's a moral in there somewhere H and a healthy diet too! |
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| mrs wickets | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 06:42 on 31st Mar 2010 |
Joined: 17:22 on 8th Nov 2008 Posts: 168 Location: Swindon |
Crap update .... Went out on the first, arrived back yesterday and this morning have had my first fully formed stool in that time .... |
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| Airliebird9 | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 10:10 on 31st Mar 2010 |
Joined: 02:04 on 24th Apr 2008 Posts: 961 Location: East Yorkshire |
After suffering with the Japanese flag for 17 days, I think I am back to normal  |
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| wickets | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 13:51 on 31st Mar 2010 |
Joined: 22:49 on 30th Apr 2008 Posts: 1026 Location: Swindon |
Er.... will have to let you know on this one. Have just removed a couple of ticks from the back of my leg. Apparently many of the diseases which you can pick up from a tick don't show symptoms for a few weeks. I must have picked them up whilst in the forest at Srimongol or swimming in the river there a couple of days ago. Bilharzia is also an option for me due to the swim, again I won't know for 4 to 6 weeks. The old tummy is OK though. |
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| Prince Harry | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 07:35 on 1st Apr 2010 |
Joined: 15:35 on 6th Jan 2009 Posts: 224 |
Back to Convictland, back on the Paxtine, roll on India |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: Bangladesh Ailments
Posted: 09:18 on 1st Apr 2010 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1800 Location: Preston UK |
wickets Wrote: Er.... will have to let you know on this one. Have just removed a couple of ticks from the back of my leg. Apparently many of the diseases which you can pick up from a tick don't show symptoms for a few weeks. I must have picked them up whilst in the forest at Srimongol or swimming in the river there a couple of days ago. Bilharzia is also an option for me due to the swim, again I won't know for 4 to 6 weeks. The old tummy is OK though. Would have thought a visit to the GP was a wise precaution John, especially to be made aware of warning signs. I personally picked up two STD's, and that was just from the Grand Prince pool !!! |
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