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The impact these microbes have on our body

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The impact these microbes have on our body

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outbreaks of cholera caused at least 48,000 cases and 23,800 deaths

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How Groups Of Cells Make Up Interacting Systems

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How Groups Of Cells Make Up Interacting Systems

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The cells enlarge which would make them group tighter together which can help fight off the disease. These cells can group together to make fighting off the disease easier.

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What Happens To Your Body System When You Are Infected 

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What Happens To Your Body System When You Are Infected 

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Cholera mainly affects your digestive system, and without the digestive system it can't make the energy for the other systems to work. The digestive system can't make the energy for the immune system to fight off the disease.

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How Your Immune System Fights Off The Desease

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How Your Immune System Fights Off The Desease

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Your immune system send the white blood cells, which can ingestedand destroy pathogens. Lymph nodes will enlarge when fighting off this infection and can cause inflammation. The Pathogen is the microorganism that causes the infectious desease.

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Major Dehydration

Diarrhea

Discomfort

Death

Cramps

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Cholera has toxins that affect your cells which hijacks the flow of fluids causing the body to lose water and other fluids through diareah, vomiting, and dehydration.

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Cholera turns on HCO3 , which can harm the body. The cells try to fight it off but sometimes your cells aren't strong enough. The picture below is Vibrio Cholerae which is the name of the cholera disease.

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Vibrio Cholerae is the scientific name of the Cholera disease, it was named for its comma-like shape

Cholera can kill in hours if left untreated.

There are 100 000–120 000 deaths due to cholera every year

Up to 80% of cases can be successfully treated with oral rehydration salts

About 75% of people infected with Vibrio cholerae do not develop any symptoms until it is too late

Cholera is a preventable disease provided that safe water and proper sanitation are made available.

Safe and effective oral cholera vaccines are now part of the cholera control package

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The first outbreak of cholera was in India, years 1817-1824. Cholera was a mysterious killer back then, and it wasn't really "discovered" until Filippo Pacini in 1854, but he didn't actually gain credit for discovering it until 82 years after his death. He was finally acknowledged in 1965.

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Cholera hurts the immune system and the digestive system, so you can't processes your food as easily. It makes you lose water rapidly through intense diarrhea and vomiting.

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The cholera bacteria enters the small intestine they release a toxin and bind to the cell hijacking the cell. This causes the flow of fluids to reverse which causes your body to have severe diarrhea.

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Cholera spreads through water that is dirty. It also may have feces in it. Who ever drinks it will be contaminated.

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If you have Cholera then you are in harms way, and you should see a doctor. See a doctor as soon as you get any of the symptoms. Cholera can be fatal in a matter of hours if not treated. Sometimes, you need to be put into isolation.

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Cholera is a very serious disease, most people don't even know they have it until the disease has gotten very bad.

Cholera can affect anyone of any age. The elderly and children are most affected.

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Yes, cholera has a cure. If you get cholera, the disease will eventually cause major and deadly dehydration, so it must be treated right away. Most effective cure of cholera:

Rehydration Therapy

Antibiotics (if needed)

Salt

Coconut water

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-Boil water and let it cool down before you drink it (this kills the bad bacteria)

-Buy bottled, purified water

-Drink clean water

-Get the vaccine

-Wash your hands

-Personal hygiene is very important

-Eat well-cooked food

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Symptoms of Cholera include:

watery diarrhea

intence vomiting

leg cramps

general discomfort

dehydration

rapid heartbeat

low blood pressure

Headache

Abdominal cramps

High Tempatures

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Cholera is a bacterial disease that one can get from drinking or eating something contaminated with feces . Cholera is mostly found in places where fresh water is not commonly available, like Africa, Southern America, and southern Asia. Cholera is rarely found the US.