In the days following the start of food poisoning, even when the most acute symptoms have passed, the individual should try not to consume anything that might worsen or prompt the symptoms. That means avoiding items that are fatty or spicy. Caffeine, carbonated drinks, alcohol, and dairy products should also be skipped for a few days, as should cigarettes. Of course, dispose of the food that caused the infection, if it can be identified.

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