How is cholera spread?
Cholera's spread by food or water thats contaminated with bacteria "Vibrio cholerae". This happens through feces or by nature Cha!
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How is the word cholera pronounced?
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How do you cure cholera in the 1800's?
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Where can Cholera Bacteria be found?
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Is Ebola or cholera caused by a bacteria?
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How is the word cholera pronounced?
Cholera is pronounced CALL-er-uh. It is an infectious disease...
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How do you cure cholera in the 1800's?
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What are the cures for Cholera?
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Is Ebola or cholera caused by a bacteria?
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About Cholera
Cholera is a waterborne infection of the small intestine caused by a bacterium called Vibrio cholerae. The symptoms are profuse diarrhea, vomiting and abdominal pain. The severity of loose stool and vomiting can cause rapid severe dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and death. Primary treatment is with either oral or intravenous solutions that facilitate rehydration.

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