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Escherichia Coli is a bacteria that is commonly found in food and in intestines of humans and animals. It is also known as E. coli. It is usually not harmful, but some strands can cause many problems in someone's life. It is significant to the human intestinal tract. E. coli helps the body break down and digest food.

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Humans acquire Escherichia Coli through the consumption of contaminated food.  Contaminated food is considered meat that is raw or undercooked and raw milk. E. coli is also acquired through cross contamination. Food can be easily contaminated when is comes in contact with animal's feces during cultivation or handling. People can also experience E. coli if they drink contaminated water or come in contact with infected animals. Someone that has E. coli can also transfer it to someone that comes in contact with them.

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E. Coli can cause Bacteremia, which is the presence of viable bacteria in the circulating blood. Escherichia Coli also causes Cholecystitis. Cholecystitis is the inflammation of the gallbladder. Cholecystitis can cause gallbladder tissue to die, infected bile, and a torn gallbladder. Urinary tract infections are also a results of E. coli. Urinary tract infections are infections in parts of the urinary system, kidneys, bladder, or urethra.

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Younger children and older adults are at risk of encountering E. coli. People that have weakened immune systems can easily acquire Escherichia Coli. Someone's immune system can be weakened from AIDS or illnesses. E. coli cases usually rise through the months of June and September, so through these few months many people are at risk of acquiring this pathogen. It can also easily affect people that take medications to reduce stomach acid.

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Escherichia symptoms include diarrhea which can be mild and watery or severe and bloody. Diarrhea can be persistent and cause someone to visit the doctor. People that have E. coli experience stomach cramping, pain, and tenderness. They can also experience nausea and vomiting.

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There are no medicines or vaccines that can prevent E.coli. However, there are numerous ways to limit the possibility of acquiring this pathogen. People should avoid swallowing lake or pool water. Someone should also avoid risky foods, wash their hands often, and avoid cross-contamination. There are various ways people can encounter Escherichia Coli, and they should be cautious in their daily lives.

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Contaminated foods are the main causes of Escherichia Coli.

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Most cases of E. coli can be treated at home. To treat it at home you would need to drink plenty of water and get plenty of rest. Doctors commonly do not prescribe antibiotics for E. coli. The antibiotics can cause severe side effects. If someone experiences bloody diarrhea or fever, then they should see a doctor for medications. These cases are few of many that receives medication. After treating E.coli it should take around five to seven days for a full recovery.

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Ultrasound of Cholecystitis (inflammation of gallbladder)