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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in Kansas | Topeka News
Kansas is facing a nasty outbreak of cyclosporiasis, with over 20 confirmed cases across 11 counties — Johnson County leading with 8. This stubborn parasite causes severe watery diarrhea, nausea, and fatigue, and can linger for weeks or months if untreated. Health officials suspect contaminated imported produce like cilantro and bagged salads, though it doesn’t spread person-to-person. It can even survive in pools and splash pads — chlorine isn’t enough to kill it. Doctors often miss it unless they specifically test for it. The good news? Treatment is simple with antibiotics. Stay safe: wash…
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