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Salad Triggers Migraine, Nausea - Kroger, Denton Texas

1 year ago •reported by user-tpfqg581 • business

Kroger, South Loop 288, Denton, TX, USA

1592 South Loop 288, Denton, 76205 Texas, United States

Bought an in house "fresh salad" Ceasar. Within 30 minutes of eating it (around 6pm) I had an acute migraine. And I mean it came out of NOWHERE. I passed out hoping a nap would help and by 10pm I was in a full blown migraine & nausea episode. I took excedrin and ondansetron (iykyk what a miracle that stuff is) and it made no change. Just as I was about to break down and take my emergency stash of tryptaline migraine rx, I puked the entire salad up.

Once it was out, I almost immediately felt better and my symptoms have subsided. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Migraine

#kroger #denton #texas #unitedstates #salad

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