Saturday, April 23, 2011

E coli, E. Escherihija coli, Koli Eserihija

May 22, 2008 was a day of great loss when the world has lost an exceptional healer and I lost a great father and mentor, Dr. Enes Hasanagic. A vacuum is created that same day, a void that no person or idea can fill. Dr. Enes Hasanagic was an expert natural healer. His magic with herbs and oils could treat or help with problems caused by urinary tract infections, liver disease and gastrointestinal problems. His life was devoted to helping people suffering from urinary tract infections causedE-coli bacteria.

His book doctors liver disease âýýTreating Herbsâýý was reprinted four times in the former Yugoslavia. Your thoughts and ideas are published regularly in many newspapers and magazines. During its early days, some of the studies have been conducted in Canada and Sweden. Parts of his book can be seen hasanagic.org non-commercial websites.

His herbal drops or I should say magical drops were the best products so fartreatment of urinary tract infections caused by E. coli / Eserihija Koli / bacteria. In most cases regular medicines do not work in these infections and people generally end up taking antibiotics for years without any significant success. These types of cases are more common in women and girls. But his drops herbal magic can solve such prolonged cases in 5 to 7 days. The list of people who have benefited are endless. This paper is an excerpt of his thought, debatevarious aspects of infections caused by E. coli.

E. coli is a bacterium of the family Enterobacteriaceae. The name is derived from Escherichia coli Ayye + coliâýý its scientific name (genus + species). One study showed that E. coli represent approximately 0.1% of total bacteria in the intestines of adults. These bacteria live happily in our intestinal tract of the normal flora and are called enteric bacteria. Bacteria inour bodies have an important role in the development and functioning of our bodies and keep us healthy. For example, E. coli produce most of the vitamin B complex and vitamin K for our body.

However, these bacteria are essential and useful only in the regions of the body that are directly exposed to the external environment, such as intestinal, respiratory, etc. These bacteria are never present in the blood or tissues within the body.

Now the question arises:Many useful features, such as E. coli is bad for us? The answer lies in the difference in genetics. E. coli and other bacteria are present âýýstrainâýý as diverse as humans, and some of these strains can be bad for us. Herein lies the danger, if an E. coli happens to have genetic information to produce some harmful materials in the body, we need a doctor as soon as possible.

The causative strain in the case of E. E colicoli O157: H7, a member of the EHEC - enterohemorrhagic E coli, a group of organisms that intestinally-related causes bleeding and blood loss.

This strain of E. coli produces a toxin called Vero toxin or Shiga-like toxin. This toxin is a type of protein that can cause cell damage the bowel wall. The infection can be very serious and can cause loss of water and salt from the body, damage to blood vessels, causing bleeding and hemorrhaging. This conditionis potentially very dangerous for young children because their bodies can not tolerate the loss of much blood and other fluids.

In some cases other syndrome called HUS (hemolytic uremic syndrome) is involved. Renal failure and loss of blood cells especially red blood cells characterize this syndrome. HUS can combine with other things in the blood system to produce more lethal combination. Severe infections can cause permanent kidney failure. This syndrome is very common in children and the problembegins 5-10 days after diarrhea.

E. coli is the leading cause of urinary tract infection (UTI Track) both nosocomial and community acquired, representing approximately 3.9 million ambulatory care cases and about 1 percent of outpatient consultations in the U.S. only. According to a report in the United States, approximately 50 percent of women experience at least one episode of urinary tract infections in their lives. Urinary tract infection or urinary tract infections are more common in men with prostatic hypertrophy, sexually active orpregnant women and people with urinary catheters. E. coli after originating in the colon, contaminants from the urethra and the rooms above the kidney and bladder. Besides these, food contamination is considered the main cause of infection by E. coli.

Early symptoms may take up to 7 days seems to be the first appearance of symptoms depends on many factors, such as the number of organisms ingested, the health of individuals and the level of natural resistance in particular. Symptomsusually begins with sudden sharp abdominal pain that leads to watery diarrhea. Changes in red bloody diarrhea in a day that the infection causes lesions in the intestine which lasts two to five days. The infection may have a mild fever, vomiting or nausea. The disease is a kind of self revolving it is clear that on day 7 or 8, but if there is blood in the stool, which may be in a critical phase.

The diagnosis of infection by E. coli basically requires stool testing for its presence. Thiscan be tested in two ways, one testing the growth of bacteria in the culture dish and second, testing the stool for Shiga-like toxin that is produced by bacteria. Blood tests also BUN (electrolytes, blood urea nitrogen), CBC (complete blood count) and creatinine (a measure of kidney function) are performed at regular intervals to examine the development of HUS.

Patients usually recover without antibiotics or drugs within 5 or 10days. There is no evidence that antibiotics improve the course of the disease. Antibiotics, in some cases can accelerate kidney complications. You may also want to avoid anti-diarrheal medications such as loperamide (Imodium). HUS is critical condition and is usually treated intensive care. Required dialysis and frequent blood transfusions. Some important drugs used in treatment are Ciprofloxacin hydrochloride, gentamicin sulfate and tobramycin sulfate.

A herbaldrugs were also found to be very effective in the treatment of infections caused by E. coli, especially in protracted cases. There are many instances where cases have been resolved years, along with a few drops of herbal 5 to 7 days.

Prevention is better than drugs in the treatment of infections caused by E. coli. Hygiene and cleanliness are two main aspects of prevention. Raw meat has been found to be the main carrier of the causative strain. Clean surfaces that come into contact with raw meat before using themagain. Wash thoroughly before and after handling food, especially raw meat. Keep children away from foods as they are more prone to these infections. The best advice, of course, is to be intelligent and be informed. There is great risk involved in this and just use common sense to reduce the level of risk.

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