An digestive ailment caused by listeria generally appears 24 hours after consuming tainted food and lasts for one to three days.
According to the CDC, intestinal listeriosis usually causes minor symptoms including vomiting and diarrhoea.
The CDC states that when listeria spreads outside of the intestines, it may cause invasive listeriosis, a more serious form of the disease.
According to the CDC, invasive listeriosis symptoms usually appear two weeks after consuming tainted food. These symptoms include fever and flu-like symptoms such headaches,
Dizziness, and loss of balance, along with tiredness and muscular pains. If you consumed a meal that has been recalled or connected.
To a listeria outbreak and you develop symptoms of listeriosis, such as fever, exhaustion, and muscular pains, the CDC advises seeing a healthcare professional.
