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Sha’Carri Richardson’s puking raises concern among fans

On 13th May, it was a dog day of summer at the Kasarani stadium in Nairobi, Kenya. Giving her 100%, she overtook other track athletes like Kyra Jefferson and Shannon Bay. Three days post the race, a Twitter video by Track and field reports raised eyebrows as she retched up on the race track. Richardson sat on the ground for a brief moment to regain her normalcy. Fans also reacted to this recent video and expressed how indigestion and an increase in lactic acid levels could be potential causes for Richardson throwing up after the race.

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