Don't think i will be eating duck again in a while.
Don't think i will be eating duck again in a while.
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R1 Indy

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4,506 posts

212 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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I had 4 Duck wraps for my lunch, they were reduced.

All seemed fine.

Then a few hours ago i started shivering/sweating generally feeling like st.

Then 30 mins ago, i felt the need to go to the bathroom.

Then all of a sudden Bang, my insides were being jet propelled at signifficant speed into the loo.

And now i almost feel fine. My nose hurts a bit from the force of the lumps of my lunch coming up it, but apart from that and the taste in my mouth im back to usual.

So what happened? Was my duck not well?

But i will definatly be keeping off the cheap duck from now on!!


Just thought i would share my lunch with you, feel free to post yours.

Zwolf

25,867 posts

235 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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I think food poisoning takes longer than 4 hours to manifest in symptoms. What did you have for supper/midnight snack last night?

That early on and I think you'd be more likely to throw up something your body isn't going to agree with.

Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Have you eaten duck before? Were you ill? how may times? I take the view on this kind of thing that it's likely to be a one off, and don't let it put me off. you may eat a bad mussel one day but that shouldn't mean you avoid them for ever.

anonymous-user

83 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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the amount of st they put into wraps sandwiches etc, more likely the packaging.

NoVetec

9,967 posts

202 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Pothole said:
Have you eaten duck before? Were you ill? how may times? I take the view on this kind of thing that it's likely to be a one off, and don't let it put me off. you may eat a bad mussel one day but that shouldn't mean you avoid them for ever.
Agreed.

Could have happened with any meat or fish.

Duck is fantastic, don't miss out on it just because your poo sounded like a drowning duck!

Pixel Pusher

10,404 posts

188 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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I read that and now I don't feel well eider.


Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Zwolf said:
That early on and I think you'd be more likely to throw up something your body isn't going to agree with.
OP said:
My nose hurts a bit from the force of the lumps of my lunch coming up it, but apart from that and the taste in my mouth im back to usual.

castex

5,162 posts

302 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Yeah go on, have another quack at it.

southendpier

6,203 posts

258 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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you should get a refund, if you kept the bill.

king arthur

7,856 posts

290 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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I wouldn't let it get you down.

Life Saab Itch

37,069 posts

217 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Sorry to hear about your stomach's mallardies.

cal216610

7,839 posts

199 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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If you think it was the duck, then your quackers.
Now I want to watch Howard the duck.

anonymous-user

83 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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People always rattle on about food poisoning taking 12-24 hours and all this kind of stuff and I never believe it.

I have had a few instances whereby I have eaten and drank nothing but totally mundane food for several days (cereal, toast, baked potato, biscuits etc) then go to a 'barbequed seafood restaurant' or something exotic and watery excrement will be exploding out of my arse within an hour or so, followed by a bit of spewing if I'm lucky.

"24 hours" my arse.

Hoofy

79,983 posts

311 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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NoVetec said:
just because your poo sounded like a drowning duck!
rofl

KB_S1

5,967 posts

258 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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^^ I don't think that is food poisoning though, that sounds more like an allergic reaction.

SwankBaton

763 posts

201 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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NinjaPower said:
People always rattle on about food poisoning taking 12-24 hours and all this kind of stuff and I never believe it.

I have had a few instances whereby I have eaten and drank nothing but totally mundane food for several days (cereal, toast, baked potato, biscuits etc) then go to a 'barbequed seafood restaurant' or something exotic and watery excrement will be exploding out of my arse within an hour or so, followed by a bit of spewing if I'm lucky.

"24 hours" my arse.
+1 - Only last week I tried some dodgy looking meatballs from the canteen at work, 30 mins later, feeling weird, puke, sent home, right as rain next day, 12-24 hours my arse.

stevensdrs

3,264 posts

229 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Salmonella poisoning can take as little as 30 minutes to manifest itself so 4 hours is well within the scope for it being the duck wraps. Guess the wraps had not been kept in ideal conditions.

Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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swankBaton said:
NinjaPower said:
People always rattle on about food poisoning taking 12-24 hours and all this kind of stuff and I never believe it.

I have had a few instances whereby I have eaten and drank nothing but totally mundane food for several days (cereal, toast, baked potato, biscuits etc) then go to a 'barbequed seafood restaurant' or something exotic and watery excrement will be exploding out of my arse within an hour or so, followed by a bit of spewing if I'm lucky.

"24 hours" my arse.
+1 - Only last week I tried some dodgy looking meatballs from the canteen at work, 30 mins later, feeling weird, puke, sent home, right as rain next day, 12-24 hours my arse.
Yeah, an old manager of mine will probably never try that st again...he went on and on over the phone about how he had done food hygiene at college and I should not be having the symptoms I was having from what I had eaten the night before etc etc. I took him a sample the next morning and left it on his desk along with the sick form he had to sign and a post it suggesting he get it tested. The form came back via a colleague and was passed on to payroll. He never said a word.

(I used one of those short fat dip jars from old El Paso and squatted in the bath if anyone's wondering)

Happy days...

R1 Indy

Original Poster:

4,506 posts

212 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Apart from the duck, ive only eaten a tin of beans (after i started feeling st)all day.


schmalex

13,616 posts

235 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Zwolf said:
I think food poisoning takes longer than 4 hours to manifest in symptoms. What did you have for supper/midnight snack last night?

That early on and I think you'd be more likely to throw up something your body isn't going to agree with.
Try going on holiday to Egypt. That place will prove beyond all reaosnable doubt that food poisoning can happen within minutes.

3 times I've been on diving holidays there & each time I've sharted in my wetsuit within 30 minutes of eating something. It's really not nice to see fish following you, eating the scraps of poo floating around you. Especially when you have to do your decompression stop & your whole mess ends up floating around your face.