Update: FDA says he focused on companies that provided Roman lettuce and carrot for McDonald's for salads that are now linked to more than 500 diseases. The agency says that the number of people fell ill into the surge reached 507.
August. 14, 2018 Update: Numbers continue to climb. The CDC now says that 436 became patients from a parasite connected to salads sold in McDonald's. While cases still come from the same 15 states, the number of hospitalizations grew to 20 out of 11 for three weeks.
August. 3, 2018 Update: The CDC again revised its number of people who have been contaminated from salads at McDonald's for almost 400. From midday on Thursday, the number of confirmed cases is 394 years. And the number could go above. The agency says on his website that "diseases that began after June 21, 2018 have not yet been reported due to the time it takes between when a person gets sick and when the disease is reported."
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The agency said the cases scattered by 15 states and that 11 people were hospitalized.
July 20, 2018 Update: The CDC now informs that the number of aged people have more than doubled. The agency reported late Thursday that there are now 163 cases confirmed in people who supposedly ate a McDonald's salad. Three people were hospitalized.
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Fast-Food McDonald's giant stopped selling salads in more than a dozen the United States and The lettuce blends of about 3,000 restaurants and distribution centers after more than 100 people were supposed to be sick of a cyclospor infection.
The movement came after the FDA began investigating reports of 61 people in seven states falling from an outbreak of cyclosporiasis diseases. At least two people were hospitalized, says the FDA.
Intestinal disease is caused when people eat or drink the ciansclosporic microscopic parasite Cayetanensis, which can contaminate food and water.
CDC found 61 confirmed cases in laboratory in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin. In each, the affected patient said they ate a McDonald's salad.
McDonald's stopped selling salads in restaurants in these states as well as in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Montana, North Dakota, Kentucky and West Virginia.
The FDA did not identify which ingredient in the salads is causing the outbreak. The agency says it is tracing distribution and supplier information.
Most people with cyclosporias have diarrhea with intestinal movements sometimes explosive. Other symptoms include loss of appetite, weight loss, stomach cramps, swelling, gas, nausea and fatigue. The FDA says to get in touch with a doctor if you have diarrhea that lasts more than 3 days.
Doctors treat cyclosporal infections with antibiotics. It is important to drink many liquids if you have diarrhea to avoid dehydration.
