Dysentery
Genus Shigella is the causative agent. Dysentery occurs when your intestine is irritated. It can be contaminated through food and water. Also, people who don’t have personal hygiene are more susceptible to the condition. Its symptoms are bloody diarrhoea, pain, and fever. It can be treated with hydration or antibiotics.
Pseudomonas Infection
The causative agent is Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Pseudomonads occur when their agent affects your respiratory system. The agent is prevalent and can be contaminated via surgical equipment, food, or physical contact with an infected person. You may experience symptoms like pains, inflammation, or skin rash. The condition can be treated using antibiotics.