If the user tests the corresponding water quality through the online monitoring instrument for the total number of colonies in the water and finds that the total number of colonies in the water exceeds the standard, can it still be used? Of course not! Once the bacterial colonies in water exceed the standard, it is easy to cause further infection, thereby bringing unnecessary harm to human health.
In this chapter, the medical wastewater monitoring instrument manufacturer will come together with everyone to understand the diseases caused by excessive total bacterial count!
There can be an infection outside the intestine! Most of them are endogenous infections, mainly urinary tract infections. For example: urethritis, cystitis, etc. It can also cause peritonitis, cholecystitis, etc. However, for some infants, the elderly and those with weak constitutions, the total number of colonies is prone to invade the bloodstream, causing sepsis. Premature babies, especially those within 30 days after birth, are prone to meningitis.
Acute diarrhea! The total number of colonies in some serotypes can cause diarrhea in humans and may also present severe cholera-like symptoms. Diarrhea is self-limiting and usually heals within 2 to 3 days. For malnourished people, it may take several weeks, but it can also recur. The total number of intestinal pathogenic colonies is the main pathogen causing infantile diarrhea, which is highly contagious and can even lead to death in severe cases. When bacteria invade the intestinal tract, they mainly multiply in large quantities in the duodenum and the upper part of the ileum, etc. In addition, the total number of hemorrhagic colonies in the intestine can cause sporadic and explosive hemorrhagic colitis, and also produce Shigatin-like cytotoxins.
Briefly Describe the Transmission Routes
This disease can be contracted through contaminated water or food. Besides, if an individual is not hygienic, they may also be infected with the virus through human-to-human transmission or by eating food contaminated with feces!
