It's hard to tell when you get an attack of food poisoning--or, sometimes, even what particular snack or meal triggered it. You can be eating your favorite dish from a restaurant you've been going to for a while, feel fine afterward, and then be knocked out by stomach pains, a fever, and the need to go to the bathroom more often than normal--not just to use the john, but also to throw up.
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