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Repeat Illness, Pizza Suspect - Domino's Pizza, Thatcham England

4 years ago •reported by user-zxnc3891 • business

Domino's Pizza - Thatcham, London Road, Thatcham, UK

3 London Road, Thatcham, RG18 4GE England, United Kingdom

Violently sick and diarrhoea about 24 hours after eating their pizza - on my third day off work with it now. Wouldn’t have thought anything of it as could have been from anything I ate causing poisoning. However about 2 months ago my partner had a food from the same branch and had severe diarrhoea for a solid week. He now has an ongoing reactive arthritis from that virus which he’s been off work with for months now. It could be a strange coincidence but definitely worth investigating. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Vomiting

#dominospizza #thatcham #england #unitedkingdom #pizza

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