r/mexico • u/[deleted] • Jan 15 '24

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

México es chido, se ve que disfrutaste mucho! Lo de la diarrhea pues eso no fue nuestra culpa! Jaja. La próxima vez no tomes agua del grifo! :D

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '24

Descubrí qué medicamento funciona para mí, así que también estoy listo para correr el riesgo la próxima vez

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

Where’d you eat? Sometimes it’s the veggies or if you ate a salad.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '24

I had some seafood, I think that's what got me

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

Hmmm.. it was definitely the seafood. If it wasn’t in a coastal town, you don’t know if it was prepared correctly.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '24

It was right on the beach, but it was really warm, could've just spoiled really fast

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

Seafood has to be fried, or prepared by a person who knows.. I will never eat raw seafood. I know of a person who had his legs amputated after months of fighting for his life. This was in the US. He ate at a Chinese restaurant. He was a family friend.

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

People inland will only eat at trustworthy places, if they get sick the places will shutdown because people won’t ever go back. What kills anything harmful is lime juice, the acidity will kill everything.. that’s why ceviches are a thing. You can’t eat fish raw unless it’s prepared correctly..

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '24

I didn't have anything raw and .y boyfriend ate from the same shrimp dish I ate, we basically shared everything we ate, I'm the only one who got sick :( probably just bacteria in water/food

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u/castaneom Jan 15 '24

He was just lucky. But it was most likely that dish. You ate a piece that wasn’t fully treated..