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Chicken Tenders Cause Colitis - Wingstop, Stockton California

1 year ago •reported by user-nhqfk273 • business

Wingstop, North Lower Sacramento Road, Stockton, CA, USA

7910 North Lower Sacramento Road, Stockton, 95210 California, United States

Chicken purchased 10/12. Girlfriend ate tenders that night, sick next 2 days (diarrhea, vomiting, eventually diagnosed with colitis as a result), meanwhile I not wanting to believe it was the chicken... ate leftovers (properly stored) 2 days later and within 2-3 hours could feel bad things happening. Very bad. Chicken tenders (Louisiana rub) from wingstop on hammer Ln & lower Sacramento Rd in Stockton ca purchased about 11:40pm. Please see above. Contact if more info requested. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Vomiting

#wingstop #lowes #stockton #california #unitedstates #chicken #chickentenders

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