Stale Chicken Noodles: If you have the habit of keeping the leftover food in the fridge and eating it again in the morning, then this news is for you only. This is a common habit, but you hardly know how serious its consequences can be. This kind of lifestyle can make you handicapped. We are saying this because the same thing happened with a boy.
In student life, students often have the habit of ordering food from outside. After eating a little at a time, they keep it in the fridge and use it again. A student did the same and when he ate the stale chicken noodles kept in the fridge again, his condition worsened. Good boy can’t even walk on his feet now.
stale chicken noodle made sick
ladbible has put this story of a boy named Jesse in front of the world on the basis of the report of the New England Journal of Medicine. The student’s roommate had ordered chicken noodles from the restaurant. After eating a little, he put the remaining noodles in the fridge. The next day Jesse ate these chicken noodles and his health started deteriorating. Jesse got high fever and his heart rate also became 166 beats per minute. Doctors made him unconscious as soon as he reached the hospital. Although Jesse was healthy 20 hours ago, but after eating the noodles, he complained of pain and vomiting and the whole body turned blue.
The boy regained consciousness after 26 days
In the investigation, it was found that Jesse had a bacterial infection and he had developed sepsis. Because of this, his kidney had also stopped working. Since sepsis was spreading rapidly, the doctors had to amputate his fingers and legs below the knee to save the boy’s life. Jesse was not allergic, but he used to smoke marijuana-cigarettes. According to experts, his condition was due to stale food. When Jesse regained consciousness after 26 days, his life had changed.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : March 21, 2023, 14:42 IST
