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Streptococcus Pneumoniae (Pneumococcus) is a spherical bacteria that is usually found in pairs and is gram-positive.

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The capsule of Streptococcus pneumoniae prevents the bacterium from leaving the lungs by phagocytic cells, resulting in the disease known as Pneumonia. It is a inflammatory response by white blood cells and a continuous rush of fluids into the lung spaces.

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Some common symptoms of pneumonia are: a cough (usually containing phlegm), shortness of breath, a high fever, bad chest and body pain, and feeling very fatigued.

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The most effective ways of preventing pneumonia include getting a vaccine, keeping your hands clean, and keeping a healthy body for a healthier immune system.

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Pneumonia is mostly caught and spread when people who are infected cough, sneeze, or talk, which leads to the spread of respiratory droplets. These droplets can either be inhaled or physically touched on objects, which can also sometimes leads to infection.

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If the pneumonia is a mild, early on case, over-the-counter medicines and antibiotics are mostly used to treat the disease. Though sometimes if the case is severe enough, emergency medical attention may be required.