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Chlorination..

A disease of past centuries
And the epidemic of present times

The common idea among people today about diarrhea is that it is an epidemic disease that affects people, the most common symptoms of which are severe diarrhea. It is a disease that usually ends in death. It is also a common opinion that infection with this disease often comes through water drunk by the drinker.

These common ideas about chlorosis are true
In just a little bit.

An example of this is a disease that usually ends in death. This saying was true in ancient times. Three out of every four of his patients died. Today, with the preventive care that is widespread today, specialists tell us that, even in severe epidemics, one in every four patients usually dies.

Also severe diarrhea. It is successive diarrhea that calms this patient down, and this diarrhea takes us into history, into the history of the disease, in a short word.

- in history ;

History mentions many diseases. The attack was mentioned in history, mentioning that it occurred in Athens in the fifth century BC. It was mentioned in Indian literature in the seventh century AD. I mentioned it not as the diarrhea known today, but as a disease with severe diarrhea. For this reason, no one can be certain that it was this diarrhea, as we understand it today, or that it was one of the many diseases that are accompanied by diarrhea, especially dysentery.

Even if the fifteenth century came and history described to us an epidemic that occurred in it, the possibility that it was a disease was very likely.

History passed with epidemics that spread throughout the world.
Including the epidemic that began in India in 1818.
Including the epidemic that began in India in 1826.
And the global epidemic between 1840 and 1849, and that
What followed in 1863 and 1866 were epidemics that spread east and west, reaching from the east to China, and from the west to Egypt, Europe, and Canada.
The United States.

We especially mention the global epidemic that began in India in 1879. He arrived in Egypt in 1883. There he was studied by the famous German bacteriologist Robert Koch
Robert Koch and his distressed class for the first time.

Perhaps one of the last global epidemics was the epidemic of 1902, and some living old men in the Arab East may remember it to this day.

Since 1910, all global chlorosis epidemics have ceased due to the progress of science, the expansion of international control and quarantine.
health care that covers almost all nations.

Despite this, chlorosis is still an endemic disease in some countries, especially India and China. It sometimes erupts and spreads, and sometimes calms down and settles in its homeland. In India, approximately 1,000,000 people die from chlorosis every year
200,000 people.

- Animal chlorination;

It is known that chickens are infected with an epidemic disease called chickenpox
Chicken Cholera, caused by a type of bacteria that is shaped like small sticks.

Likewise, pigs are infected with a disease that bears its name, as it is Hog Cholera, which is caused, not by bacteria, but by a virus. These diseases are not related to chlorosis that affects humans. Humans do not become infected with chicken chlorosis or pig chlorosis.

- Macroub Al-Kalra;

The bacterium is a type of bacterium, shaped like a stick or bacillus, as scientists call it. Its own name is Bacillus Vibrio.

The shape of a single bacterium is the shape of a stick that forms a berry until it takes the shape of the letter waw.

Its existence was revealed by the French scientist Felix Pouchet in 1849, but it was separated from the feces of patients by chlorination, studied and cultured by the German scientist Koch, as previously mentioned.

The characteristic of this bacterium is its rapid growth, its need for a lot of oxygen, and its tolerance of alkaline medium. It does not last long, as it is on paper
Green food and similar foods die in a few days, and in water they only survive as long as a typhoid parasite.

- The pathogen enters the human body;

The organism enters the human digestive tract through the mouth, in drinking water, or in food. What is carried into drinking water is contaminating it, and it originally comes from the stool of a sick person, and it may be brought by a fly that lands on the stool and then on the food.

The microorganism multiplies in the small intestine, and it barely penetrates the intestinal walls. The distressed person does not secrete poison, but when he dies, the deadly poison comes out of his stomach.

The incubation period, or the time that passes between the onset of the disease and the appearance of its symptoms, ranges between one or two days and five days.

Chlorosis is a disease that is specific to humans alone, given the circumstances
Regular.

People differ in their sensitivity to accepting the disease.
Some people do not feel the need to even go to bed, and some are killed by illness within 24 hours.