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Kansas Cyclosporiasis Surge Explained | Kansas City News
Kansas is facing a major spike in cyclosporiasis cases this summer, with 55 infections reported—37 locally acquired and 17 tied to international travel—up sharply from last year’s 23 cases by mid-July. The illness, caused by a parasite and often linked to contaminated produce, brings on watery diarrhea, cramps, and fatigue, typically appearing 2–14 days after exposure. While not contagious between people, it can last weeks without treatment. The CDC urges thorough washing of all produce, even noting no method guarantees 100% parasite removal. If you’re experiencing sudden GI symptoms, see a…
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