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E. Coli from Burger - Five Guys, Matthews North Carolina

1 year ago •reported by user-wtvhm437 • business

Five Guys, Matthews Township Parkway, Matthews, NC, USA

2304 Matthews Township Parkway, Matthews, 28105 North Carolina, United States

Ate there 6/8 - lettuce wrapped burger. Started having abdominal cramping/pain that progressively became more severe until Tuesday when I had episodes of frankly bloody diarrhea. Went to ER dx with Shiga-Toxin Producing E Coli with severe colitis and was hospitalized for 2 days with IV and oral Abx. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Stomach Pain, Cramps, Headache, Bloody Stool

#fiveguys #matthews #northcarolina #unitedstates #burger #lettuce

Consumer Review - Food Safety Five Guys, Matthews Township Parkway, Matthews, NC, USA Ate there 6/8 - lettuce wrapped burger. Star... photo #1
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