A woman in the United States ate sushi to eat a full meal problem, she snorted 32 sushi in 2 hours, the next day her stomach and chest were in severe pain, it was difficult to breathe, after seeking medical treatment, she diagnosed gastroesophageal reflux, she regretted saying that she would eat slower in the future.
According to the New York Post and Daily Mail, Danielle Shapiro, a 24-year-old California woman, went to a sushi all-you-can-eat restaurant with her friends in December 2021 for $50 per person, saying it was cost-effective to eat a lot, so she sipped a total of 32 sushi in 2 hours.
Xia Piluo's self-taken TikTok short video shows that she and her friends first started with miso soup, 4 Japanese fried dumplings and Jalapeño Poppe cheese with jalapeño poppe, and then successively stuffed 4 different kinds of sushi such as avocado sushi rolls and California rolls, a total of 32, plus a portion of edamame, Xia Piluo feasted in the film, looking quite satisfied.
Because they were too full, the two stopped to rest a few times during the meal, and after the meal, they rested in the car for 30 minutes before driving home.
Shapiro said that when she returned home that night, she began to have stomach pains, but she didn't think so, thinking that she just ate too much. When she woke up the next morning, she found that not only her stomach hurt, but also her chest was in severe pain, and it was even difficult to breathe deeply, and her family rushed her to the hospital.
Shapiro was diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and doctors prescribed medication to relieve her symptoms.
According to the Mayo Clinic Health System, gastroesophageal reflux symptoms include stomach pain due to indigestion, chest pain, food or stomach acid reflux, and dysphagia. The Daily Mail pointed out that in some cases, patients have severe stomach pain and chest pain symptoms, which will make people think that it is a heart attack.
The causes of gastroesophageal reflux are all-encompassing, including eating a large meal, lying down after a meal, snacking before going to bed, eating foods and beverages with high acidity, smoking, obesity, pregnancy, etc.
Shapiro was discharged from the hospital a few hours after she was treated, though she said it took a few days for her body to fully recover.
Although there was a problem with eating this time, she stressed that she would continue to eat sushi in the future, continue to eat sushi until the full restaurant, she said that she had learned the lesson, and would eat "slower" in the future.
Shapiro's selfie, titled "Sushi Eats All The Wrong...", has been followed by more than 130,000 people since its launch on December 22.