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I'm sorry to hear that. What did you eat, and how many hours later did symptoms start?

Raw shellfish is a common source of food poisoning. How many times have you vomited? And are you able to keep any fluids down?

You're dehydrated. I'm going to start IV fluids and give you anti-nausea medication. I'll also run a stool test to check for specific bacteria.

Most cases resolve in 1 to 3 days. The main risk is dehydration, which we're treating now. You should start feeling better within 24 hours with fluids and rest.

Start with the BRAT diet — bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. Small sips of clear fluids. Avoid dairy, fatty foods, and caffeine for a few days.

Your lab results show you have a Salmonella infection. Given your severe dehydration and high fever, I recommend we admit you for observation and IV antibiotics.

Probably 2 to 3 days. We need to get your fluids back to normal and make sure the infection is responding to antibiotics.

Of course. We also have a social worker who can help with any practical issues — like contacting your embassy or travel insurance company.

Our billing team can contact your insurance company directly. In the meantime, focus on getting better. Health comes first.

Most likely, yes. After discharge, take it easy for a few days. I'll give you a letter for your airline if you need to change flights.

Avoid raw or undercooked seafood and meat. Eat at busy, well-reviewed restaurants. Wash your hands frequently. And be cautious with street food in areas with lower food safety standards.