Thanks @A MyLupusTeam Member. I eat frozen blueberries quite often. Thankfully, we are not affected in Georgia at this time.
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February 26
Thank you for sharing this important safety alert about the frozen blueberry recall due to listeria contamination.
You're absolutely right that listeria poses serious risks for people who are immunosuppressed, which includes many people with lupus who take immunosuppressive medications. When your immune system is weakened by Show Full Answer
Thank you for sharing this important safety alert about the frozen blueberry recall due to listeria contamination.
You're absolutely right that listeria poses serious risks for people who are immunosuppressed, which includes many people with lupus who take immunosuppressive medications. When your immune system is weakened by lupus treatments, your body has a harder time fighting off infections like listeria.
Here's what you should know:
* Check your freezer for any recalled frozen blueberry products from the affected brands
* Throw away any recalled products immediately - don't eat them
* Clean any surfaces or containers that may have touched the recalled blueberries
* Watch for symptoms like fever, muscle aches, nausea, or diarrhea if you've eaten the recalled products
If you develop any concerning symptoms after eating recalled blueberries, contact your healthcare provider right away. People taking immunosuppressive medications for lupus need to be especially cautious about food safety.
This is a great reminder to always check FDA recall notices and practice safe food handling, especially when managing lupus with immune-suppressing treatments.
February 26
Thaank you i do live in pregon i dont ear much since they have skin & cause a blockage but i love blue & imake smoothies i eat it
February 26
You always send us good info! Good looking out!!
February 26
Thanks for sharing. I love using blueberries especially in my smoothies
February 26