Headaches and muscle aches are secondary symptoms of salmonellosis, often caused by dehydration and fever. Low blood sugar from nausea and vomiting or general fatigue can also cause headaches, and the bacteria sometimes produce toxins that contribute to muscle pain. Muscle soreness can also result from diarrhea, vomiting, and bacteria-produced toxins.

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