coli infection

A second child has since died from an E. coli infection.

Most cases of E. coli infection get better without treatment in 5 to 10 days.

The boy had all the signs of E. coli infection.

Symptoms of E. coli infection usually end in about a week with no further problems.

There are many conditions with symptoms similar to those of E. coli infection.

E. coli infection usually goes away on its own.

Antibiotics also may be harmful in cases of E. coli infection.

Most people recover from E. coli infections in 5 to 10 days without the need for medicine.

In some people, E. coli infection causes serious problems with the blood and kidneys.

What are the symptoms of an E. coli infection?

What can I do to prevent an E. coli infection?

The researchers suggested that their work might eventually help in the development of a vaccine against E. coli infection.

And in some severe cases, such as for botulism or E. coli infection, you may need medical care right away.

You can get E. coli infections by eating foods containing the bacteria.

Tell your doctor if you think you may have E. coli infection and are taking antibiotics.

Do not eat undercooked hamburger, the main source of E. coli infection.

E. coli infection is related to improper food preparation.

Some people with kidney failure caused by E. coli infection require dialysis.

Prescription diarrhea medicines may be harmful when given to a person with E. coli infection.

But the long-term outcome of E. coli infection of adults hasn't been clear.

Elsewhere, officials are investigating a recent outbreak of E. coli infection in Wisconsin.

Your doctor may suspect that you have an E. coli infection after he or she asks you questions and does an exam.

Who is affected by E. coli infection?

How is an E. coli infection treated?

The contents of the stomach itself and the small bowel can be sources of E. coli infection.