gastrointestinal illnesses
Coverage of gastrointestinal illnesses in the Nexus archive.
- What’s Going Around in Metro Detroit: Respiratory problems, gastrointestinal illnesses, outdoor injuries
Metro Detroit is experiencing increased cases of gastrointestinal illnesses, respiratory issues, and outdoor injuries, with doctors noting seasonal allergies, asthma flare-ups, and viral infections like enterovirus. Wayne, Oakland, and Washtenaw counties report similar trends, including heat-related illnesses, tick encounters, and skin rashes from outdoor activities. Medical professionals advise precautions such as washing vegetables, using sunscreen, and carrying epi-pens for allergies.
- What’s Going Around in Metro Detroit: Gastrointestinal illnesses, cyclosporiasis, breathing problems
Metro Detroit is experiencing outbreaks of gastrointestinal illnesses, cyclosporiasis, respiratory issues, and skin infections, with doctors reporting increased cases of diarrhea, heat exhaustion, and injuries from summer activities. Some improvements in respiratory conditions and reduced heat-related illnesses were noted due to cooler weather.
- What’s Going Around in Metro Detroit: Gastrointestinal illnesses, poison ivy, bug bites, whooping cough
Metro Detroit is experiencing outbreaks of gastrointestinal illnesses, poison ivy, bug bites, and whooping cough in Wayne County, alongside E-bike/scooter injuries, heat-related issues, and mononucleosis in Oakland County. Local doctors report increased cases of vaccine-preventable diseases and seasonal health concerns.
- What’s Going Around in Metro Detroit: Heat exhaustion, skin rashes, bug bites and gastrointestinal illnesses
Metro Detroit is experiencing a rise in heat-related illnesses, skin rashes from insect bites and poison ivy, and gastrointestinal issues during the summer. Local pharmacies report increased demand for sunscreen, electrolyte drinks, antihistamines, and over-the-counter treatments for rashes and stomach problems. Pharmacists advise staying hydrated, using insect repellent, and taking precautions during outdoor activities to prevent health issues.