The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) says 7,664 cyclosporiasis cases have been reported during the current outbreak, including 164 hospitalizations as of July 23. The state politely calls the main symptom "frequent, watery diarrhea." People sprinting down the hallway may prefer the term "explosive diarrhea," followed by several words unfit for a family-friendly website. Also check recalls and immediately discard any recalled lettuce. Anyone with frequent watery diarrhea should contact a health care provider, stay hydrated, and specifically request Cyclospora testing because routine tests might miss it.