Cholera

Since Cholera is a disease that can cause severe dehydration, this can create issue with the kidney. In severe cases kidney failure occurs and sometimes this is not reversible. This is the only known long term effect of Cholera.

Cholera is harmful.

"Cholera is an infection of the small intestine that causes a large amount of watery diarrhea."

Potentially anywhere, you only need to have a dirty water (or food) supply that has the bacterium of cholera. Countries that you are likely to catch it in are probably third world countries with bad hygiene that could cause sewage to leak into water supplies.

Cholera is a diarrheal illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. The toxin causes massive amounts of water to be excreted into the lumen of the bowel, thus producing copious watery diarrhea. The danger is not from the diarrhea, but instead from the dehydration it produces. Children and the elderly are especially at risk.

Name of Dr. John snow is permanently associated with the cholera. He was a physician in London. Dr. John Snow prepared the dot map of the cholera patients. He could locate the origin of cholera on Broad street (now Broadwick street) of Soho district of London. Almost all the patients had consumed water from one particular pump. Some monks from the area were not affected by cholera. But then, they did not used the water for drinking. But instead they used to consume beer to quench the thirst. The theory was not accepted immediately. But then, you can not hide the truth for long. Just like that, you can not hide the sun with your hands.

The vector (the way the illness is spread) is mainly through contaminated water. There are most likely other ways you can catch the bacteria, but contaminated water is where the index case starts.

Cholera is a disease that occurs through drinking or eating food or liquids contaminated with Vibrio cholerae . It affects animals and humans. Famous people such as Alexander Dumas(French author), Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky(Russian composer) and Adam Mickiewicz(Polish author) died of this disease although historians argue that Tchaikovsky infected himself purposely.

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Cholera is a dreadful disease caused by unsanitary conditions found along rivers which pioneers stopped to camp at. It is caused by contaminated water. They do human waste on the rivers and they drank the water. They threw animal carcasses on the river which they drank. They threw food on the rivers which caused the water in river to turn into an contaminated water which they drank caused cholera. Sadly, the emigrants did not realize that they will get cholera from the contaminated water.

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dude it has to do with the small entestine and causes death from dehydration

so id say it'd be like the digestive system ?

Cholera spread by fecal oral route. That means cholera is there in he feces of the cholera patient in millions. It is mostly transmitted by contaminated water. House fly also play important role in the spread of cholera. Flies sit on the feces of the cholera patient and then on your food, to transfer the bacteria to you.

It is most commonly found in poor parts of the world as it is a water-borne disease mainly so obviously the hygiene in these countries will not be top quality. It also occurs in places with lots of crowding as it can easily spread this way. So main countries it occurs in are India, Latin America etc.

The total number of people who died in the 1854 London cholera epidemic is 616. See related link for an excerpt from a book on the subject:

This site also contains links to some really cool period maps, as well as to a firsthand account of the epidemic written by Dr. John Snow, the doctor who discovered the cause of the outbreak and treated many people affected by it.

Cholera was transmitted by a sort of water fountain that children, and adults drank from and transmitted to others. ---- Cholera is a food- or water-borne infection transmitted by the fecal-oral route. It is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. This is a flagellated, very motile bacterium that has an exotoxin that causes massive amounts of water to be excreted into the lumen of the bowel, causing large volumes of watery diarrhea. This can cause rapid dehydration and death, if not treated appropriately.

You can almost eradicate the diseases like cholera. Developed countries has done the same by the way of good sanitation and hygiene, since hundreds of years. Developing countries could not do the same. It looks that they will keep developing for next hundreds of years.

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There's not a vaccine for cholera. People ususally just let it run it's course, the only way you die from this bacterial infection is from dehydration-you loose like 5 gallons of water a day from diarrhea. You can take antibiotics, but I hear it doesn't help that much.-Jess

The bacterium Vibrio cholerae.

cholera damages the lung

and butt.

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