Cholera (Vibrio Cholerae) Pathophysiology, Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

[@thomaspripley]

I got here because I just survived a cholera infection after a business trip to India where I ate a piece of fruit at a 5-star hotel's breakfast buffet... had its peel on but likely washed in tap water. The worst illness I've ever had, but luckily got to a hospital for IV fluid rehydration in time. It hits fast. I went from fine to deathly ill within 18 hours and lost 15 lbs in 5 days. Be safe out there people!

[@OnLineIncTMT]

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[@aisham6170]

The pathophysiology part in this video was just perfect! THANK YOU!

[@aminudanjumaliadi9643]

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[@ZalikhaOusou]

I did't understood that part. Can you plz explain it?

[@ZalikhaOusou]

@@aminudanjumaliadi9643 I did't understood that part. Can you plz explain it? 🥰

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

explain it in a YT comment? @@ZalikhaOusou

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Cholera is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. When a person ingests contaminated food or water, the bacteria multiply in the small intestine and produce a toxin called cholera toxin. This toxin causes the intestinal cells to release large amounts of water and electrolytes, leading to severe watery diarrhea. The loss of fluids and electrolytes can result in dehydration and electrolyte imbalances, which can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.@@ZalikhaOusou

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[@amarachiukabiala2847]

this saved me! thanks for this video, was very helpful as a source for a project i had on cholera

[@priviledgenhongo7127]

Getting ready for exams with these tutorials thank you

[@pauloluwaniyi6741]

There's been report of a recent outbreak in my home country this year, 2024, I'm so glad I could find this. Thank you! ❤

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i am subscribing now. it is a lot easier to understand. thank you and keep up the very good work sir!

[@Ronaldo71543]

I am waiting

[@vanimargana5140]

really helpful and hope you do many more videos briefly. thank you so much

[@takudzwagwavuya6288]

what a perfect and helpful video

[@saidnassr9963]

Actually very rarely we see it in travelers, that we don't even consider it at the top with bacteria responsible for travelers' diarrhea (like ETEC, C. jejuni, Salmonella species...)

[@micah7103]

Great video, really helped with my assignment

[@guru3065]

This video helped a lot

[@aljanahsergi9958]

Thank you ..Very informative!

[@ndukanwankwo8393]

Cheers, great lecture

[@jjmedicine]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@مروةالفضل]

That was so helpful.. Thanks

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[@jjmedicine]

You are most welcome 😊

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[@hamdimohamed5025]

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[@wonganimuwalo3245]

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[@DrAberaOlaniOfficial4635]

Good explanation.

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[@deepwithin6517]

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[@Dinesh_mahato661]

Good lecture sir

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Lovely ❤

[@fraserwetende1729]

A nice one

[@Clinical1114]

Thanku sir 💖

[@rushabhingle1564]

well teach😍

[@ramchandrasuthar2848]

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[@NamagandaAlice-o2r]

Thanks for lecture but l would like to know the differential diagnosis.

[@R22Gcmumekulsum029]

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[@pedrobertulino]

Super cool!!!

[@rambelgongo3490]

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[@TheMedPG]

Nicely explained. Keep doing all topics

[@internetgirl2001]

nice video thanks

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[@jairamsr7878]

Brilliant

[@krraaj806]

Thank you

[@user-kk1un2kb5j]

please could you write the reference of informations?

[@atillabobb3070]

Can you do a video on leptospirosis

[@alexmuthomi-jj1ie]

keep it up

[@sanjaisrao484]

Thanks

[@jjmedicine]

You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful :)

[@kurdstannmmilano9912]

sir , can you give my the sources that you got these information?

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

if he gave the source then you wouldn't require him anymore or bother to watch his videos right

[@nafishasupti6515]

Why O blood group people are in risk of cholera???

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Actually, there is no direct link between blood group and the risk of cholera. Cholera can affect people of any blood group equally. The risk of contracting cholera is primarily related to factors such as contaminated water and poor sanitation

[@تحليلاتمرضية-س6ح]

i need the lecture in the video, please

[@maneeshappurushothaman3993]

Easy understanding

[@TonySantuccistudios]

Can I get it from drinking water from the pond

[@koresrikanthyadav543]

Why, blood group 0 have high risk getting cholera

[@manishuaibu280]

The write up was not clear but the explanation was OK.

[@ZalikhaOusou]

Do anyone know how our immune system reacts when we get infected with cholera?

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

In the case of cholera, the immune response is not typically effective in clearing the infection. The main approach to treating cholera is through rehydration therapy. Drinking fluids is key to treating the illness. Vaccines can also help protect us from cholera.

[@epstein1881]

What's cholera infantum,sir?

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Cholera infantum is a term that was historically used to refer to a severe form of diarrhea in infants. However, it is not commonly used today. Cholera infantum was called so because it was believed to primarily affect infants and young children. However, the term is no longer commonly used in medical practice

[@nabilnas1119]

why and how is o blood type a risk factor for this infection?

[@sweettea3879]

Yeah, I don't know why he didn't explain that

[@dr.naseerkarimy6436]

It is still unknown

[@deepwithin6517]

Do they have subconjunctival haemorrhage??

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

not usually. yes in some cases

[@arresteddevelopment2158]

Medical microbiology class

[@smokegames2255]

legend

[@macallan5654]

Why patients with blood group O are more susceptible to chlorela?

[@explorer0213]

Becoz most ppl are type 0 learned this at school.

[@aravindmeyyappan8368]

It's because A and B blood groups have a specific antigen which makes it harder for the cholera toxin to bind to intestine receptors

[@internetgirl2001]

where is the bibliography?

[@kasanelaboratory1284]

There is no explaination why blood group O is mostly affected than any other groups.Otherwise a good lesson

[@christinemariegonzales538]

Im in philipens and i no im ganna get cholera 😭😭😭

[@Asher_Exp]

It ended.

[@monkey_X_bacon]

yeah thanks i live in indonesia indonesia is asian my mom and dad from china sheeeeesh im chinese that live in indonesia

[@vishalchaudhary-nf6gr]

Very informative and well explained video 👩‍⚕ Thanks to channel and team behind for addressing cholera with such urgency. It's a disease that requires swift action and proper treatment. I've personally seen the devastating effects it can have, but thanks to Planet Ayurveda's supplements, I've witnessed faster recovery and improved resilience. Let's prioritize hygiene and natural remedies in combating cholera! 💧

[@tanberetO]

This is why I stay out of Armadillo.

[@prernasoni5386]

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[@ZalikhaOusou]

I dont understand how it transmieses from human to human 😭

[@tahanabeel3981]

Feco oral route. Bad sanitary measures basically.

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Basically feces of one person to another ones mouth (feco-oral), get it? 1) Contaminated water : If sewage or wastewater mixes with sources of drinking water due to inadequate sanitation 2) Contaminated Food: Microorganisms from feces can be transferred to food during preparation, processing, or handling. Consuming food that has been in contact with contaminated hands 3) Engaging in anal-oral sexual activities, also known as anilingus or rimming: During anal-oral contact, there's a risk of transferring these bacteria to the mouth

[@bruhfunniman2962]

Like in bathroom I have to go now?

[@mari._loluv]

The more the views the less the comments

[@mari._loluv]

Btw I mean there are more views but not many comments

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Not everyone takes the time to comment you know@@mari._loluv

[@krraaj806]

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That's the question

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Tell us what you would have called those countries

[@mchgroups]

Developing country like Pakistan and developed is like United States America Australia china

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​I can say non developed countries because sometimes trying to be not rude could be the rudest thing Now I know that this is international to say developing countries but I am just saying 💁‍♀️

[@tamval4259]

My country, Nigeria 🇳🇬

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[@johnclarke1319]

can you try to speak a little slower, less tukabau more talk about, and is an in-depth overview in depth or an over view thanks anyway

[@attilaodor6002]

Set the playback speed to 0.75 it will make it understandable

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Or not

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