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Explosive diarrhea parasite cases surge

Stomach parasite is causing ‘explosive diarrhea.’ It’s probably linked to produce you have at home.

More than a dozen states, including New Jersey, are grappling with a surge in cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasite-induced illness that causes “explosive diarrhea” and other stomach problems.

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‘Explosive Diarrhea Parasite’ Sickens 700 in Michigan, Hospitalizes At Least 20 Nationwide

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How many cases of the 'explosive diarrhea' parasite are in Alabama?

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Ohio sees rising cases of 'explosive diarrhea parasite'

Several counties in Northeast Ohio are reporting cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that causes "watery, and sometimes explosive, diarrhea."

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What to know about cyclospora, the gut-churning parasite causing illness in several states, and how to avoid it

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Cyclosporiasis outbreaks: What to know about the foodborne illness and symptoms

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6 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis found in Ionia County as statewide numbers jump to 700

According to the CDC, those infected may or may not experience symptoms, which usually cause watery diarrhea with “frequent and sometimes explosive” bowel movements.

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Which states has the ‘explosive’ diarrhea parasite been reported

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Cyclosporiasis in Texas: List of foods linked to some outbreaks

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‘Explosive’ diarrhea parasite cases surge as health officials seek source

Outbreaks of cyclosporiasis are typically traced back to prepackaged food and fresh produce.

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Harris County confirms Cyclospora cases; explosive diarrhea parasite linked to infections as summer begins

There have been hundreds of cases reported across the country. Now we're getting an idea of how many are in Harris County.

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Illinois health officials warn of high rate of 'explosive diarrhea' caused by contaminated foods

The intestinal illness cyclosporiasis is contracted by consuming contaminated foods. The most common symptoms of the illness are diarrhea, nausea and fatigue, according to health officials.