E.coli

Diarrhea caused by E.coli is generally explosive, non-bloody, and accompanied by nausea, vomiting, cramps, and fever.
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Cranberry juice and other plants of the Vaccinium family help to prevent E.coli sticking to the bladder. This could also include cranberry extract, which provides a more concentrated source of the active ingredient.
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Bacterial causes are less common but tend to be more severe. They include campylobacter, shigella and E.coli infections.
The infections are transmitted through contact with an infected child, poor hygiene and contaminated food or drink.
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ACUTE URETHRAL SYNDROME - This describes a clinical syndrome of dysuria (pain on urination) with sterile or low bacterial colony count culture results. Many of these patients have early or low-grade E.
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The residents of the affected villages lack access to health care facilities and safe water. All water points in the area showed E.coli bacterial contamination. Deaths occurred primarily among people who did not receive medical attention.
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