Salmonella

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Also known as:  Salmonellae

 

Description

Salmonella is a widespread Genus of gram-negative, motile-rod, Detrimental Bacteria.

 

Toxic Effects of Salmonella Bacteria

Infection with Salmonella Bacteria is known medically as Salmonellosis.

 

Digestive System

 Salmonella-induced Food Poisoning may cause Diarrhea within 12 - 36 hours of Salmonella ingestion that lasts for 1 - 8 days.

 Salmonella species (especially Salmonella enteritidis) may cause Gastroenteritis.

 Salmonella species are a common cause of Food Poisoning.

 Salmonella-induced Food Poisoning may cause Intestinal Cramps within 12-36 hours of Salmonella ingestion that lasts for 1 - 8 days.

 Salmonella species invade the Intestinal Mucosa of the Intestinal Wall.

 Salmonella-induced Food Poisoning may cause Vomiting within 12 - 36 hours of Salmonella ingestion that lasts for 1 - 8 days.

 

Immune System

 Salmonella-induced Food Poisoning may cause Fever within 12-36 of Salmonella ingestion that lasts for 1 - 8 days.

 

Sources of Salmonella Bacteria

 Human or animal Feces can be a source of Salmonella Bacteria.

 Eggs, Meats and Milk are common sources of Salmonella Bacteria.

 

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