Health officials explain how Vermonters can stay healthy as Norovirus peaks in the northeast
WCAX
Data from the CDC suggests norovirus is peaking in the northeast.
“It seems like what’s usually -- you get sick around January, February has lasted even longer you know about 2 months of them getting a head cold, a sneeze, you know then the stomach bug, so it’s been constant sickness,” Williston resident Jennifer Wideawake said.
Dr. Tim Lahey of UVM Medical Center says norovirus is a pretty common virus that comes in waves -- especially in the cold, winter months.
“Norovirus typically hits quickly, you can feel normal and then a couple of hours later be unable to stop throwing up,” Dr. Leahy said.