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Seafood Food Poisoning

See what others reported about seafood. Access vetted illness reports, official recalls, report your case, and contribute to outbreak detection.

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Last updated: January 3, 2014

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Red Robin

12 years ago •reported by user-zdpqd335 • details

diarrhea for two days now after eating seafood platter..it's still going | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#seafood

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Applebee's

12 years ago •reported by user-jvxjz923 • details

Chicken & Seafood.
Had to go to hospital! | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Fever, Vomiting

#chicken #seafood

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Red Lobster

12 years ago •reported by user-hbxfg859 • details

Me and family member ate at the Dover restaurant and both of us immediately had diarrhea. I didn't eat any seafood and ate a steak. The common food that we ingested was a salad. My best guess is that the salad was contaminated. | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#salad #seafood #steak

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Olive Garden

12 years ago •reported by user-zyfcr427 • details

Had seafood alfredo and salad. Violent stomach pain and vomiting 3 hours later. | Symptoms: Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#alfredo #salad #seafood

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Red Lobster

12 years ago •reported by user-yyvy8899 • details

oysters, seafood feast, horrible | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea

#seafood #oysters

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Publix

13 years ago •reported by user-hwdtt646 • details

I Purchased a Publix Deluxe Seafood Salad that had shrimp in it. It had a sell by date of 7/3/13 on the container. I Purchased it at 4:31 PM on the 29 June 2013 and consumed it withing 20 minutes after removing it from the store cooler. | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#salad #seafood #shrimp