Stop going into hotel pools when you have diarrhea, CDC says

The Verge ^ | May 17, 2018, 1:30pm EDT | By Rachel Becker@RA_Becks

[rdl6989]

This seems reasonable.

[Wolfie]

Have a great Summer everybody!

[Samurai_Jack]

there’s no P in my OOL

[House Atreides]

Stop going into hotel pools...PERIOD. I never let my kids go into them.

[I want the USA back]

I will never go into a public pool.

[Mashood]

I din no.

[1Old Pro]

I have to say that recently at a hotel pool I saw a sign reading ““Don’t swim if sick with diarrhea.”

I had to ask myself, do people actually do that??? UGH I guess so.

[cherry]

how about incontinent older people?...

[SIDENET]

When I have diarrhea, I don’t even leave the house.

[DugwayDuke]

Yes, they do and they let children who are not yet potty trained into the pool as well.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

there’s no P in my OOL

And the 'P' is silent in 'swimming'...

[mewzilla]

From a year ago....

Out of the pool! Outbreaks linked to crypto parasites on the rise

😨

[AU72]

When I was growing up we had a large public pool that was not filtered. They would change the water twice a week. The color of the water would go from blue to chartreuse.

[miserare]

Ugh! I stopped going into public pools thirty years ago...There's not enough chlorine in the world!😱😜☠️

[ETL]

[Simon Green]

[dsrtsage]

CDC takes the joy out of everything

[ETL]

[Magnum44]

Reasonable??? Good God, have we devolved and dumbed down so much that this is not the most basic common sense knowledge? Life has become really scary. Fifty years ago, if you even thought about jumping in a pool while you had diarrhea, you’d be publically flogged.