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Cyclosporiasis vs Salmonella Explained | Health and Fitness News
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This summer’s foodborne illness surge is no joke—over 10,000 Americans sickened by cyclosporiasis in lettuce, plus hundreds more from salmonella in jalapeños and eggs. Symptoms overlap, but timing, severity, and treatment differ wildly: salmonella hits fast (6 days, lasts a week), often spreads person-to-person, and can cause fever or sepsis; cyclosporiasis lingers weeks or months, with watery diarrhea, but rarely spreads. Know the difference—see a doctor, stay hydrated, and get the right treatment: antibiotics for cyclosporiasis, sometimes antidiarrheals or antibiotics for salmonella.
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