i got food poisoning from a chinese take away last night

Posted 7th Dec 2009

should i phone them and let them know?
it was all i had to eat yesterday

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7th Dec 2009

They'll probably not want to know or not care, your only comeback is if they gave you a receipt (which I'm guessing not likely with a chinese takeaway)

7th Dec 2009

I Think Unless You Can Prove It All You Might Get Is A Complimentry Meal(not Worth Bothering Weith Realy As It Was This That Was The Problem)

7th Dec 2009

what did you have?

7th Dec 2009

How do you know it wasn't a bug??

7th Dec 2009

maybe your just hungry - doesn't sound like your eating enough!

7th Dec 2009

Food poisoning can take anything up to 3 days to show symptoms.

7th Dec 2009

I thought that its not what you ate yesterday but the day before that did it?

7th Dec 2009

You should contact your local environmental health department about any suspected food poisoning as they can check if the premises are clean etc etc.

7th Dec 2009

dananana;7143116
You should contact your local environmental health department about any … You should contact your local environmental health department about any suspected food poisoning as they can check if the premises are clean etc etc.

they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning :thumbsup:

7th Dec 2009

ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of eating it i started to feel sick then i was sick and kept going to the bathroom all night i am fine now and was feeling fine up untill eating it

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143151
ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of … ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of eating it i started to feel sick then i was sick and kept going to the bathroom all night i am fine now and was feeling fine up untill eating it

was it after the 10 pints of lager?

7th Dec 2009

WheresMeNuts;7143111
Food poisoning can take anything up to 3 days to show symptoms.

AshleyRFC;7143113
I thought that its not what you ate yesterday but the day before that did … I thought that its not what you ate yesterday but the day before that did it?

tinkerbell28;7143157
Food poisoning onset is not that quick, it will be a bug.

All of this

7th Dec 2009

transit;7143171
was it after the 10 pints of lager?

Lager?? Buckfast more like.

7th Dec 2009

tinkerbell28;7143157
Food poisoning onset is not that quick, it will be a bug.

according to google it can start straight away and now it its out my sytem i am fine i am 100% it wasnt a bug considering it just started after eating it and i was ok before it

7th Dec 2009

[SIZE="3"] "they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning "[/SIZE]

And they 'wont' have multiple reports unless you report it:whistling:

7th Dec 2009

AshleyRFC;7143183
Lager?? Buckfast more like.

lol no i wasnt drinking anything all weekend

7th Dec 2009

Gouyave_man;7143194
[SIZE="3"] "they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food … [SIZE="3"] "they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning "[/SIZE]And they 'wont' have multiple reports unless you report it:whistling:

good point i think i will phone them

7th Dec 2009

transit;7143136
they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning … they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning :thumbsup:

So:thumbsup:..............If YOU report it, your report might be the one that makes it a 'multiple report'.......if they run a clean shop they have nothing to fear!

7th Dec 2009

Gouyave_man;7143194
[SIZE="3"] "they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food … [SIZE="3"] "they wont act unless there are multiple reports of food poisoning "[/SIZE]And they 'wont' have multiple reports unless you report it:whistling:

1 doesnt equal multiple :whistling:

7th Dec 2009

NHS
The time it takes for symptoms to develop after eating contaminated food … The time it takes for symptoms to develop after eating contaminated food is called the incubation period. The incubation period can range from one hour to 90 days. Most cases of food poisoning have an incubation period of between one and three days.

So it could have been anything you've eaten in the last 90 days.... move on..
nhs.uk/Con…spx

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143151
ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of … ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of eating it i started to feel sick then i was sick and kept going to the bathroom all night i am fine now and was feeling fine up untill eating it

wasnt the chinese then! :w00t:

7th Dec 2009

i phoned them and they said thats strange but thanks for letting us know

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143302
i phoned them and they said thats strange but thanks for letting us know

:w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t:

7th Dec 2009

this thread = lollington

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143151
ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of … ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of eating it i started to feel sick then i was sick and kept going to the bathroom all night i am fine now and was feeling fine up untill eating it

There's a ton of Norovirus (Winter Vomiting Bug) going about right now - probably that.

It causes the skits as well as puking, and is self limiting after around 12 hours - food poisoning is not.:thumbsup:

7th Dec 2009

csiman;7143279
wasnt the chinese then! :w00t:

+1

Why do folk always assume it was the last place they ate out from?

7th Dec 2009

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143216
good point i think i will phone them

Did you get a Free curry from them :evil:

7th Dec 2009

WheresMeNuts;7143544
Did you get a Free curry from them :evil:

lol no i didnt want one i wont be getting anything again from there
and it was definetley not a bug it was the food

7th Dec 2009

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tonico;7143302
i phoned them and they said thats strange but thanks for letting us know

7th Dec 2009

My little lad was really poorly a few weeks ago, we sent in a stool sample and four days later had a visit from environmental health as he had tested positive for salmonella.They asked for details on all the food he had eaten in the 72 hours prior to being sick,concentrating on eggs, chicken and mince, there was only one item of food, chilli,from a local restaurant, that no one else in the family had eaten, however as no one else reported sickness there was nothing anyone could do. We will be avoiding the restaurant though!

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143663
lol no i didnt want one i wont be getting anything again from there and … lol no i didnt want one i wont be getting anything again from there and it was definetley not a bug it was the food

Tell us all how exactly you know this...without having access to:

a microbiology lab
a sample of the food you ate
the knowledge how to operate the above
any evidence whatsoever

Also, I hope you're in my area of Glasgow - I look forward to receiving your phone call tomorrow.:whistling:

7th Dec 2009

moob;7144003
Tell us all how exactly you know this...without having access to:a … Tell us all how exactly you know this...without having access to:a microbiology laba sample of the food you atethe knowledge how to operate the aboveany evidence whatsoeverAlso, I hope you're in my area of Glasgow - I look forward to receiving your phone call tomorrow.:whistling:

lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was the food end off

7th Dec 2009

camew;7143784
My little lad was really poorly a few weeks ago, we sent in a stool … My little lad was really poorly a few weeks ago, we sent in a stool sample and four days later had a visit from environmental health as he had tested positive for salmonella.They asked for details on all the food he had eaten in the 72 hours prior to being sick,concentrating on eggs, chicken and mince, there was only one item of food, chilli,from a local restaurant, that no one else in the family had eaten, however as no one else reported sickness there was nothing anyone could do. We will be avoiding the restaurant though!

To be fair, your kid could have contracted salmonella from a wide variety of sources - I'd wager if the restaurant had served the same meal to several other customers and they had contracted it, then there would be sufficient evidence to proceed.:thumbsup:

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7144039
lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was … lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was the food end off

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7th Dec 2009

tonico;7144039
lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was … lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was the food end off

That's my point, you don't know it was the food, no matter what your body tells you! :lol:

Are you in East Ren?

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7144039
lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was … lol i am not going to complain but i know my body well enough and it was the food end off

Ever considered the fact that as it was the ONLY meal you had eaten, the bug had been festering until you ate something :whistling:

7th Dec 2009

tonico;7143151
ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of … ok it was curry sauce fried rice and chicken balls within half a hour of eating it i started to feel sick then i was sick and kept going to the bathroom all night i am fine now and was feeling fine up untill eating it

I'd be sick too if I ate chicken's balls