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Michigan hits nearly 1,000 cases of diarrhea-causing parasite, as more people are infected across several states

Got a nasty stomach bug that won’t go away? It could be cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that causes weeks of debilitating diarrhea, cramps and bloating.

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What is cyclosporiasis, the ‘explosive diarrhea' parasite infection tied to produce?

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What is cyclosporiasis, the parasitic illness causing ‘explosive’ diarrhea?

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Cyclosporiasis outbreak spreads in Michigan: How to avoid the parasite

As cyclosporiasis continues to sicken Michigan residents, health officials are urging consumers to take steps to help ward off the parasitic illness and curb its spread.

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Cyclospora cases have been reported in several states. What to know about the diarrhea-causing parasite.

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Map tracks spread of 'explosive' diarrhea outbreak. How to prevent infection

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'Explosive diarrhea' cases climb. What to know about symptoms, prevention

So far, the CDC has reported 145 people have become ill in the United States, 20 were hospitalized and no deaths have been reported.

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Cyclospora, a stomach-churning parasite, has reached Mass. Here’s what to know.

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Cases of 'explosive diarrhea' have nearly doubled in Florida in 2026

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Why we don't know what food is spreading the parasite sickening thousands

There's a lag between when people consume the parasite and when symptoms appear, making it tough for those infected to remember what they ate to pinpoint the problem.

Think you have the 'poop parasite' in Philadelphia? What to do

If you think you may have cyclosporiasis, you should see your doctor for a stool test, where your provider can test for the parasite. If untreated, the CDC says, the illness can last for over a month with relapsing symptoms.

Cyclosporiasis outbreak in Michigan exceeds 1,000 cases

A cyclosporiasis outbreak in the state of Michigan has surpassed the 1,000 cases milestone. As of July 9, the state has 1,251 cases statewide, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

Michigan health officials chase parasitic outbreak source

No specific produce grower, supplier or type of produce has been identified as the source of the outbreak. More Videos