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Cherries: Diarrhea, Stomach Pain - Sainsbury's, Edinburgh Scotland

3 years ago •reported by user-rcfb1418 • business

Sainsbury's, Cameron Toll Shopping Centre, Lady Road, Edinburgh, UK

6 Lady Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5PB Scotland, United Kingdom

Bought a box of cherries (500g) on 13th March from this location, consumed on the same day. Expiry date:17 March, variety: Skeena.
Started having stomach pain an hour after and diarrhoeas 3 hours after. Reported to the Environmental Health Department already and they advice me to see a GP to get my sample tested. Unfortunately it’s not possible to see my GP as there’s no appointment available and the diarrhoea is not serious enough for me to go to A&E. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Stomach Pain

#sainsburys #edinburgh #scotland #unitedkingdom #tuna #ro-tel

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