Travellers going on holiday warned of infection that causes explosive diarrhoea

Health experts say common sources of cyclospora outbreaks include contaminated food such as salad, soft fruit and herbs - here are more details

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The infection has swept through the US and now affects Brits returning from Mexico (Picture: Getty Images) British tourists have been warned that cases of an ‘explosive diarrhoea’ parasite are surging. Holidaymakers have been falling ill with the nasty infectious disease called cyclosporiasis. The UKHSA said 67 cases h

Tourists are urged to drink bottled water and eat 'thoroughly cooked' food

UK holidaymakers warned over explosive diarrhoea outbreak linked to Mexico  GB News

Brits headed to Mexico warned of 'explosive diarrhoea parasite' striking hotels in Riviera Maya and Cancun  lbc.co.uk

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The UK is seeing a sharp rise in cases - 67 since April - with many of them among travellers returning from Mexico.

Cyclospora is ususally found in contaminated food, and can result in extreme sickness for several days

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued an urgent Mexico travel warning for British tourists after a sharp rise in cyclospora cases – a parasite causing explosive diarrhoea