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Home > Conditions & Concern > Communicable Diseases > Cholera > Mode of Transmission

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Mode Of Transmission


Transmission occurs from man to man via 

Fecally Contaminated Water

Uncontrolled water sources such as wells, lakes, ponds, streams and rivers pose a great threat.

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Oral Rehydration     Therapy

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Fruits & VegetablesContaminated Food Drinks:  Ingestion of contaminated food and drinks have been associated with outbreaks of cholera.  Bottle feeding could be a significant risk factor for infants.  Fruits and vegetables washed with contaminated water can be a source of infection.  After preparation, cooked food may be contaminated through contaminated hands and/or flies.

Pathogenesis

The main symptom of cholera is diarrhea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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