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Tuna, Ham Sandwich Illness - Jimmy John's, Virginia Beach Virginia

4 years ago •reported by user-ddvfm556 • business

Jimmy John's, Northampton Boulevard, Virginia Beach, VA, USA

5824 Northampton Boulevard, Virginia Beach, 23455 Virginia, United States

I ordered a tuna sandwich at this place and had nausea, cramping and diarrhea about 30 minutes after and it continued all day. My daughter had a different sandwich there and didn’t get sick. But My husband had lunch there the next day with coworkers. He ordered a ham sandwich and he was sick the rest of the day. It is unusual for anything to bother my husband. Initially, I just thought it was the tuna but he got sick just eating the ham. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Other, Cramps

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