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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stomach illness" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any type of illness or discomfort affecting the stomach. It can be used in a variety of situations, such as describing a specific condition or symptom, discussing general health issues, or giving medical advice. Example: "I've been experiencing frequent stomach pains and nausea lately. I think it might be a stomach illness."
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Organizers said she had a stomach illness.
He left Saturday's matinee complaining of stomach illness and missed four shows.
He stayed on until the following May 2, when he retired because of a stomach illness.
CHIP SHOTS DAVID DUVAL withdrew after three holes of the final round, citing a stomach illness.
Near what should have been the end of graduate school, at Penn, she developed a stomach illness and dropped out.
IF I recover from a bout of stomach illness by Sunday, I will cast my ballot in Russia's presidential election.
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Some mothers reported that in-laws or village elders advised soil eating because it was good for the baby's intestines or treated stomach illnesses.
Some people may have a fever, headaches and aching limbs - often leading people to call the illness "stomach flu".
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