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Gyro Food Poisoning

Gyro incident tracking and recalls. Browse verified consumer reports by state, view trending patterns, and report your experience today.

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Last updated: April 30, 2016

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Arby's, Nitro Boulevard, Cross Lanes, WV, United States

10 years ago •reported by user-jhfjp385 • details

Turkey bourbon bacon sandwich for me and turkey gyro for my husband. Ate at 5 pm to 6pm
I was extreme vomiting, fever, chills, extreme diarrhea starting at 8 pm until around 11 pm. Nothing let in my body at that point.
My husband was naseauted and chilling all evening. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Fever, Vomiting, Chills

#arbys #nitro #westvirginia #unitedstates #bacon #gyro #sandwich #turkey

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Arby's, Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH, United States

10 years ago •reported by user-xdjxk476 • details

Went to Arby's on a Thursday to try their turkey gyro. That night, I experienced serious stomach pains. That night, and the following day, I experienced vomiting and a fever. The sickness drained me, and I couldn't leave the bed for almost an entire day. I slept… See more

#arbys #cincinnati #ohio #unitedstates #gyro #turkey

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Arby's

10 years ago •reported by user-pndkp288 • details

The night I consumed a gyro from Arby's. I woke up sweating with crazy pains in my stomach. Followed up by a constant 30 min to an hour of vomitting. Next day I had the fever mixed up with these symptoms. Still 5 days after all this… See more

#arbys #gyro

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Arby's, C Street, Anchorage, AK, United States

10 years ago •reported by user-fpbnz732 • details

Turkey gyro, sick an hour later | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#arbys #anchorage #alaska #unitedstates #gyro #turkey

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Pita Jungle

10 years ago •reported by user-ndrm6987 • details

Late afternoon 1/20/16, ate the gyro pita with a diet coke. Approx. 6 hours later stomach pains began followed by diarrhea and vomiting. Diarrhea three times in last 4 1/2 hours. Vomiting once in last half-hour. Feeling dizzy and feverish throughout. May need to go to emergency… See more

#scottsdale #arizona #unitedstates #gyro #pita #coke #dietcoke #meat