Pregnant woman hospitalized after cyclosporiasis diagnosis says she was "very afraid"
A woman says she was diagnosed with cyclosporiasis and admitted to the hospital, but doctors were unable to prescribe the only effective antibiotic because she's pregnant. Now that she's recovered, she says she still won't feed her family raw produce.
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A woman says she was diagnosed with cyclosporiasis and admitted to the hospital, but doctors were unable to prescribe the only effective antibiotic because she's pregnant. Now that she's recovered, she says she still won't feed her family raw produce. The FDA is now investigating a new cyclospora outbreak, but the source hasn't been specified.
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- A woman says she was diagnosed with cyclosporiasis and admitted to the hospital, but doctors were unable to prescribe the only effective antibiotic because she's pregnant. Now that she's recovered, she says she still won't feed her family raw produce.
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Pregnant woman hospitalized after cyclosporiasis diagnosis says she was "very afraid"
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