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Stomach bug?

Last night I had a helping of frozen Lasagna that we cooked in the oven.  We took the temp and it had reached the correct cooking temp.  About an hour or less after eating it i started to feel ill and about 3 hours after eating i threw it up several different times until there was no more of it left.  

My wife did not get sick but complained of feeling mildly ill this morning.

Could it have been a stomach bug that was caused my the meal?  Is it normal for it to still be in my stomach 3 hours after eating it?

Is it normal to still feel ill in the morning?
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thanks for the insight.  Its now two days removed and i still feel crummy.  I tried to eat a begal and felt very nauseous.  I wonder if maybe i do have a bug
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Yes, it can still be in your stomach for 3 hours after, it takes longer than that for it to leave that area.

You could have had a flu bug, I do not know of food poisoning from frozen lasagna.

If you have the flu, then yes, it is normal to feel bad the next morning.

Hope you feel better soon.
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