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Explosive diarrhea: Cyclosporiasis outbreak symptoms explained
Posted
July 8, 2026
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July 8, 2026
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1:03Now PlayingCyclosporiasis is easy to miss because symptoms usually don't start until about a week after you eat contaminated food — long after that backyard cookout.
A Temperance man who tested positive describes diarrhea, stomach cramping and nausea that eased, then relapsed worse. Dr. Katie Theoktisto, an infectious disease physician with Baylor Scott & White, explains why the delay throws people off. Untreated, the illness can last from a few days to more than a month and can relapse.
See a provider for sudden or prolonged diarrhea, and ask specifically for a Cyclospora test — it isn't on standard stool panels. (CDC) #cyclospora #cyclosporiasis #foodsafety #outbreak #health
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