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Listeria Suspected in Wings - Buffalo Wings & Rings, Fort Myers Florida

4 years ago •reported by user-vzdq2553 • business

Buffalo Wings & Rings, South Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers, FL, USA

11751 South Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers, 33907 Florida, United States

Ate a salad with fully cooked wings and experiencing intense food poisoning. This may be from listeria outbreak with Tyson frozen wings. I have severe diarrhea and was unable to walk or move more than a few steps yesterday, bad stomach cramps, fever, dizziness, etc. Today I felt a bit better, but the illness came back a few hours ago and I am going through the process again. I suspected this before I knew about the listeria outbreak btw..will be seeing a doctor ASAP | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Fever, Cramps, Dizziness

#fortmyers #florida #unitedstates #salad #wings

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