Toddler Dies From E. Coli

Toddler Dies From E. Coli, A additional adolescent sickened by E. coli afterwards visiting the Oxford County Fair was in analytical action Wednesday, according to a backer at Maine Medical Center.

Myles Herschaft, a 17-month-old boy from Auburn, developed a alarming aggravation from an E. coli infection alleged hemolytic uremic syndrome, according to a Facebook column by his father, Victor Herschaft.

“If your adolescent has affection of an affliction amuse don’t yield it agilely and amuse get your accouchement arrested out,” he wrote in an beforehand post. “Myles antecedent affection appeared as a abdomen flu and progressed rapidly.”

Another boy, 20-month-old Colton Guay of Poland, died from the aforementioned affection a anniversary afterwards visiting the fair, his father, Jon Guay, acquaint on Facebook.

State accessible bloom admiral abide to investigate the two cases, which both resulted afterwards the boys alone visited the cuddle zoo at the now-concluded fair. Admiral accept not accepted that the boys were adulterated at the fair.

Humans and animals backpack the E. coli bacilli in the intestines. While abounding strains are harmless, infection can be transmitted through acquaintance with acreage animals or their environment, and through attenuated aliment and water.

Some strains aftermath alarming toxins. Laboratory tests conducted on Tuesday bent the attendance of shiga toxins associated with E. coli in the two cases, according to Maine CDC.

Young accouchement and the aged are added acceptable than others to advance astringent affliction and hemolytic uremic syndrome, which affects 5 to 10 percent of those diagnosed with E. coli-produced shiga toxin, according to the U.S. CDC. While a lot of humans with the affection balance aural a few weeks, some ache abiding accident or die.
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