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Beach trip left swimmer with parasite and in hospital for a month after 'swallowing contaminated seawater'
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The incident reportedly occurred during a heatwave, when many people are more likely to engage in water activities, increasing the risk of exposure to contaminated water. Parasites can be present in seawater due to various factors, including pollution and the presence of infected animals. The long hospital stay and severe symptoms experienced by Katherine Hopkins highlight the potential seriousness of such infections.
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Beach trip left swimmer with parasite and in hospital for a month after 'swallowing contaminated seawater'
EXCLUSIVE: Ex-tattoo artist Katherine Hopkins revealed she started experiencing agonising stomach cramps and had to use the toilet as much as 30 times a day after she took a dip during a heatwave
4 Aug, 08:37
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