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Clinical history: Food poisoning diagnosis is based on a detailed clinical history, including what are the symptoms, duration of the illness, when it had started and what specific food one has eaten. The doctor will perform a physical exam and would check for signs of dehydration.
Diagnostic tests: Depending on the symptoms and health history, your doctor may conduct diagnostic tests to identify the cause and confirm the diagnosis of Food Poisoning like:
Blood test
Stool test with culture and examination for parasites- to identify the infective organism. In many cases, the cause of food poisoning can’t be identified
Read More – Step by Step guide for Food Poisoning Treatment
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