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The NHS website says to avoid pools for two weeks after diarrhea symptoms pass. Thought this seemed a bit excessively cautious, but obviously don't want to go around making people ill. Spoke to a colleague at work with two school children (one of whom trains seriously for regional competitions) who wasn't familiar with that timeframe and thought 48hrs more usual. What would/do you do/think/know about this?
Diarrhoea. FFS....
try some white speedo's ?
I’d follow the NHS advice rather than a friend says.
What's the worst that could happen?..err
Swimming relaxes the muscles... 😱
Dying in a Rolls Royce having over eaten again!
What’s the worst that could happen?..err
Brown alert🤮
That's right put me off my tin of kidney soup for tea.
How would you feel about swimming through someone else's chum trails?
Yes, he is in what it actually looks like.
Worst case scenario for the op though admittedly.
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Surely you could have been of assistance there?
I'm sure swimming through effluent will have a galvanising effect on our immune systems which help fend off this virus malarky.
As it happens I haven't shit myself once today OK?
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There's a movie about this, Swimming with Sharts.
slightly off topic but I once marshalled at an "olympics" at the local sports centre for children with additional needs.
The Breast Stroke final was cancelled as someone dropped a floater.
My local pool has a sign up saying stay away for two weeks.
Swimming with diarrhoea.
Not the stuff of bucket lists.