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Cyclosporiasis Surges in Texas | Texas News
Cyclosporiasis is surging in Texas, with 48 cases reported as of July 9 amid over 1,000 nationwide — a familiar pattern since 2018, when the state averaged nearly 600 cases yearly. Caused by a microscopic parasite from contaminated food or water, it triggers explosive diarrhea, fatigue, weight loss, and cramps, with symptoms appearing two weeks after exposure. While outbreaks often trace back to imported produce like cilantro or raspberries, the parasite doesn’t spread person-to-person. Stay vigilant with fresh foods — if you’re feeling sick, see a doctor. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on…
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