NHS facing ‘second surge’ in vomiting virus as cases reach highest level this winter - The number of patients with norovirus in hospital rose to over 1,000 for the first time this winter ...

Plus, when it’s time to see a doctor.

As winter peaks, strains of norovirus are sweeping Britain, adding further demand on NHS workers who are struggling to cope with a surge in admissions. Cases of norovirus, also known as the winter ...

Anyone who has symptoms is being asked to ‘stay home, rest and drink fluids’ 🤢 ...

NUMBERS of people who are being laid low by the winter vomiting bug - norovirus - have risen by half so far this year.

The vomiting and diarrhoea bug is spreading quickly across Ireland ...

Cases of the contagious bug have increased by more than 50%, with 676 cases recorded so far this winter, as it currently circulates at high levels in the community ...

People are being urged to take simple steps to help stop the spread 🤢 ...

Norovirus cases in NHS hospitals have risen to their highest level so far this winter, with an average of 1,012 patients in hospital beds each day.