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South Carolina Cyclosporiasis Update | Charleston News
South Carolina has 30 confirmed Cyclosporiasis cases this season — not tied to the massive national outbreak — with symptoms typically surfacing between May and August. Health officials are tracking local cases through food histories and lab tests to see if strains match those elsewhere. Most recover without treatment, though antibiotics may be prescribed. Stay hydrated, eat bland foods if you can, and toss any recalled lettuce — washing won’t help. Restaurants aren’t getting the affected products, and no special monitoring is needed beyond routine surveillance. If you feel sick, see your…
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