- The bacteria species, E coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates.
- It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of food poisoning and infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrheaFrequent, loose, and watery stoolsA state of having three or more loose or liquid bowel movements per day. in infants.
- In babies and young children, profuse weakening diarrhea with hypothermia, bradycardiaAbnormally slow heart rateA heart rate that is slower than normal, typically under 60 beats per minute at rest., dehydration.
- Hypotension, tendency to weakness, even collapse.
- Paleness, anxiety, vertigoSensation of dizziness or spinningA feeling of movement or spinning of oneself or the surroundings when there is no actual movement., sweats, sound of the heart become muffed, and lowering of the blood pressure.
- General fatigue and depression which goes on aggravating with digestive and urinary troubles.
- Progressive asthenia.
- Mental and physical weakness.
- Permanent worn out condition
