About e.coli

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About e.coli

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E.coli is G- bacteria and is present in our intestine, then why isn't it causing any disease in a normal body?

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Dr. Wahid Akbar Gastroenterologist 4 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Wahid Akbar

Gastroenterologist 4 yrs exp Hyderabad

Hello Bacteria like other microbiota is present in variable amount of our body and at each location there are natural barriers which our body have to protect us and these prevent bacteria from entering sterile sites like blood in our bodies

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