Woman Rushed to Hospital After Eating Too Many Chicken Wings

Nea-Jude ate too many chicken wings and got very sick.

A woman went to the hospital after eating too many spicy chicken wings from Wingstop. Nea-Jude Ioannou was taken to King's College Hospital in London with bad stomach pain.

The 22-year-old thought she might have a burst appendix. After waiting six hours, doctors did a CT scan and found she had severe constipation from eating too many spicy wings.

Nea-Jude had been ordering two spicy meals a week. Doctors said this was the cause of her problems. She said she had bad pains in her lower stomach and was in bed for three days.

It was the worst pain in her life. She could not eat or sleep. Paramedics thought she might have appendicitis, so they took her to the hospital. It was just a bad stomach from eating too much spicy food.

The young woman had to go to the hospital.

Nea-Jude felt silly and thought she caused her own problems. She felt bad for using the NHS when it's already busy.

Nea-Jude had stomach troubles with night sweats and pain when breathing. She waited five days before calling for help, and then an ambulance took her to the hospital.

She arrived at the hospital at 6 pm and left at 7 am the next morning. Her dad even flew back from New York to be with her. The doctor said constipation is common in young people.

Nea-Jude thinks food influencers and spicy food challenges are part of the problem. The spicy sauce she ate has a lot of heat units.

There's a culture of trying crazy foods now. People are eating spicy foods and seafood boils.

She says she has learned her lesson.

Nea-Jude was getting the craziest flavors. It's about challenging yourself with food.

She thinks mukbangs are contributing to the issue. She sees new food places on her feed and wants to try them.

Nea-Jude also thinks money apps and fast food marketing to students are part of the problem. They make it easy to buy food now and pay later.

As a student, it was easy to get cheap meals from Deliveroo. It became an easy fix, but it's bad for your digestive system.

The hospital gave her pain relief and laxatives. She started feeling better after three days and now takes care of her health.

Nea-Jude eats more wholesome foods now and visits her doctor regularly. She still eats spicy food sometimes, but not as much.

Nea-Jude said she learned to evaluate what she eats. She's been taking care of her health and has more energy. She still likes spicy food, but only as a treat.

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