types of food poisoning and symptoms
Campylobacter is a bacterial infection and one of the leading causes of food poisoning-related hospitalisation in Australia. Some people may be infected and have no symptoms. Rarely some people can get arthritis or nerve inflammation after a campylobacter infection.
1 Partial loss of speech or blurred vision, muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing, dry mouth, muscle paralysis from the head down through the body, and vomiting may indicate botulism, a severe but very rare type of bacterial food poisoning.