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Jalapeno Poppers Cause Distress - Jack in the Box, Phoenix Arizona

4 years ago •reported by user-nqtq9929 • business

Jack in the Box, West Happy Valley Road, Phoenix, AZ, USA

2113 West Happy Valley Road, Phoenix, 85085 Arizona, United States

I ate there last night on June 4th. I got jalepeno poppers and their new loaded fries with jalepenos and chicken on them. About an hour after I ate, my stomach started to really hurt and I felt like I had to poop really bad. It took my over an hour to finally poop and when I did it was straight diarrhea and I got nauseous and started throwing up at the same time as the diarrhea was coming out. this continued for about 2 hours before I finally went to bed to try to sleep it off. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#jackinthebox #phoenix #arizona #unitedstates #chicken #fries

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