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Austin Food Poisoning

Suspect food poisoning in Austin TX? Report it now and notify health officials, browse recent community reports, and stay informed with free real-time outbreak & recall alerts. In Austin, Texas, it's estimated that over 100 thousand suffer from food poisoning annually. H-E-B and Chipotle Mexican Grill are the most frequently mentioned brand names, and the most commonly mentioned product is chicken.

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Tyson’s Frozen Chicken Nuggets, Austin, TX, USA

4 years ago •reported by user-gwyrk573 • details

For dinner I was feeling a little lazy so I warmed up about 10 Tyson’s regular chicken nuggets. A little time went on (maybe an hour) and suddenly I have to go to the bathroom really badly. This has kept up all night so far and that was the only thing I ate, and I had it with water.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#tyson #austin #texas #unitedstates #chicken #chickennuggets

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Whataburger, South MoPac Expressway, Austin, TX, USA

4 years ago •reported by user-yxvn6847 • details

Dr. Pepper milkshake from there My 13 year old son got sick within an hour or so of having the milkshake. He had what I would say are hives- his legs turned purple and red splotchy. They were not itchy, but a very alarming color. He also… See more

#milkallergy #whataburger #austin #texas #unitedstates #milkshake #pepper

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Taco Bell, 3421 West William Cannon Drive, Austin, TX, USA

4 years ago •reported by user-zpqtr763 • details

I ate a bean burrito with cheese, onions, and red sauce and drank a small amount of Diet Dr. Pepper at around 8:30 pm. The next morning at around 7:30, I woke up with stomach cramping and diarrhea, which continued throughout the entire day, leaving my intestines feeling swollen and painful.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Cramps

#tacobell #austin #texas #unitedstates #burrito #cheese #pepper #bean

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H-E-B, West Canyon Ridge Drive, Tech Ridge Center, Austin, TX, USA

4 years ago •reported by user-rmpnr152 • details

Bought and ate the meat loaf simple meal and underwent all the symptoms checked above. I bought 2 and it happened twice. I was in denial after the 1st time. I also got food poisoning from the yogurt ranch and 3rd separate incident. I'm 33yo and can… See more

#heb #austin #texas #unitedstates #meat #yogurt

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Flyrite Chicken sandwiches, Presidential Boulevard, Austin, TX, USA

4 years ago •reported by user-hxhgv486 • details

Two 11 year old boys had eaten bacon/chicken sandwiches on5/2/2018 and became very ill within hours. Both suffered with severe abdominal pain, and vomiting for hours, into the next day.  | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#austin #texas #unitedstates #bacon #chicken

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