Whitmore's disease is a dangerous infectious disease. However, the disease is not transmitted from person to person, nor does it cause an epidemic, but it can cause people infected with Whitmore's disease to die quickly.

Whitmore is one of the acute infectious diseases with high danger level, causing rapid death and increasing rate. Because Whitmore is a disease that has no vaccine for vaccination, everyone needs to proactively take measures to prevent Whitmore disease to protect the health of themselves and their families.

Recently, public opinion has been abuzz about the flesh-eating bacteria that causes Whitmore's disease - a dangerous disease that can be fatal. This has caused panic and anxiety among the people. However, in reality, the bacteria that causes Whitmore's disease is not a flesh-eating bacteria as people have speculated.

Sometimes we hear in the media about a scary bacteria called flesh-eating bacteria. So what is flesh-eating bacteria, does it really “eat people”? Let’s find out through the article below.

Flesh-eating bacteria is a scary name. There are actually many types of bacteria that can cause “flesh-eating” effects, and the most recent one to emerge is Vibrio vulnificus.

Aeromonas hydrophila is a gram-negative, rod-shaped, heterotrophic bacterium found primarily in warm climates. It can cause such severe consequences that it is often referred to as a “flesh-eating” bacterium.

Whitmore disease can occur at all ages, both men and women, however, this disease may be more risky for people whose occupations involve direct and frequent contact with mud, water and people with chronic diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, lung disease or weakened immune systems....