How cholera is cured? What are the treatment cure measures?

Question

It is an acute epidemic disease or infection of the small intestines, caused by the bacterium vibrio cholerae (microorganisms of cholera) generally occurring in the East-Asia or in rainy season of summer, when the growth of flies is in full swing; the flies carry the cholera infection (Vibrio cholerae) with their legs, from one place to other, and spread cholera in the locality. 
 In cholera severe vomiting and diarrhoea takes with the evacuation of copious, "rice-water" stools, accompanied by agonising (mental torturing), crampy pains, much thirst, suppression of urine, cramps in calves of legs. severe fainting and collapse - with cold body, cold sweat and imperceptible slow feeble pulse. After an incubation period of 1-5 days, cholera symptoms as said above comence suddenly among the masses of the people living in the locality. Sometimes death is caused after extreme dehydration due to cholera vomiting and purging. 
 Cholera breaks out in the locality by eating infectious food and drinking water - contaminated with cholera micro-organisms (by drinking water -contaminated with faeces of a cholera patient.) and spreads quickly due to poor sanitary conditions in the area. Morality (death rate) becomes more. 
 TYPES OF CHOLERA. See also cures for various types of cholera. 
 1. Cholera simple or cholerine: It is caused by dietetic error or by eating fungoid food. 
 2. Cholera Asiatica or virulent cholera: It is an epidemic cholera caused by cholera virus and affects many a people in the locality takes the acute form of vomiting and purging - i.e.  "rice-water" stools with extreme dehydration-occurs in East-Asia during summer season. 
 3. Cholera Morbus: It is another variety of cholera having inflammatory diarrhoea with pinching, twisting, crampy colicky pains in the abdomen There is high fever with gastro - enteritis, vomiting and diarrhoea, it is causes by eating mycotic (fungoid) food in any season. 
 See also under cures for various types of cholera. 
 4. Cholera-infantum: It is the cholera of infants - always worse in summer with inflammatory diarrhoea ie. due to gastro-enteritis, or by eating fungoid food, it is also noted among those infants - who are bottle- fed with poor sanitation during his feeding,  
 5. Dry cholera: is the first stage of Asiatic cholera with intense thirst, restlessness and burning sensation all over the body with vomiting or purging. Patient may collapse suddenly and die-due to dry vomiting - ie., frequent tendency of vomiting but nothing comes out.  
 CURES FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF CHOLERA 
 1. Cholerine or Simple types of cholera: in which nausea retching vomiting and purging are predominated and large, firstly with bilious green then "rice water" stools.  
 Ars, crot. t, cupr. ars, Ipecac or verat. alb 30 be used. 
 2. Cholera Asiatica (Epidemica): It is due to the cholera virus and spreads quickly in the locality with symptoms like "rice water" stools from the beginning of cholera, cramps commence in the fingers and toes, then passes on to both limbs. Temperature falls quickly with extreme prostration with suppression of urine and cyanosis (blue-ness of skin.) Acon, Ars, camphore, CarboX, Cupr. ars, Cupr. m, Dig, Hydrocy. ac, Ipec, Sec or verat.a. 30 may be used. 
 3. Cholera morbus: It is also called as diarrhoeic chorela due to mycosis i.e. , eating of fungoid food and stool passes with gushing sound with other symptoms like nausea, retching vomiting and purging. It involves stomach and intestines- producing anew trouble of gastro-enteritis with burning pains stomach, bowels, thin watery foul smelling stool along with constant vomiting purging and face looks gloomy and sick. Ars, Bism, camphore, crot, t, Cupr. ars, Ipec, Pod, or verat.a. 6 or 30. 
 4. Dry Cholera: is a first stage of Asiatic cholera with sudden thirst, restless burning sensation all over the body, nausea and sensation of vomiting but nod actual vomiting and purging take place. Patient suddenly collapses, gets Comatose (a state of coma) and dies. 
 Ars, camphore or Hydrocy-ac. 6 may be given. 
 5. Cholera infantum: Generally takes place in summer in which vomiting and diarrhoea are large, profuse and watery. 
 Acon, Aeth, Ars, Bapt, Bism, Calc. C, Camphore, Cupr. Ars. Ipec, pod, Ricinus or verat.a. 6, 30.

Binoy S. Vallabhassery · Accepted Answer

It is an acute epidemic disease or infection of the small intestines, caused by the bacterium vibrio cholerae (microorganisms of cholera) generally occurring in the East-Asia or in rainy season of summer, when the growth of flies is in full swing; the flies carry the cholera infection (Vibrio cholerae) with their legs, from one place to other, and spread cholera in the locality. 
 In cholera severe vomiting and diarrhoea takes with the evacuation of copious, "rice-water" stools, accompanied by agonising (mental torturing), crampy pains, much thirst, suppression of urine, cramps in calves of legs. severe fainting and collapse - with cold body, cold sweat and imperceptible slow feeble pulse. After an incubation period of 1-5 days, cholera symptoms as said above comence suddenly among the masses of the people living in the locality. Sometimes death is caused after extreme dehydration due to cholera vomiting and purging. 
 Cholera breaks out in the locality by eating infectious food and drinking water - contaminated with cholera micro-organisms (by drinking water -contaminated with faeces of a cholera patient.) and spreads quickly due to poor sanitary conditions in the area. Morality (death rate) becomes more. 
 TYPES OF CHOLERA. See also cures for various types of cholera. 
 1. Cholera simple or cholerine: It is caused by dietetic error or by eating fungoid food. 
 2. Cholera Asiatica or virulent cholera: It is an epidemic cholera caused by cholera virus and affects many a people in the locality takes the acute form of vomiting and purging - i.e.  "rice-water" stools with extreme dehydration-occurs in East-Asia during summer season. 
 3. Cholera Morbus: It is another variety of cholera having inflammatory diarrhoea with pinching, twisting, crampy colicky pains in the abdomen There is high fever with gastro - enteritis, vomiting and diarrhoea, it is causes by eating mycotic (fungoid) food in any season. 
 See also under cures for various types of cholera. 
 4. Cholera-infantum: It is the cholera of infants - always worse in summer with inflammatory diarrhoea ie. due to gastro-enteritis, or by eating fungoid food, it is also noted among those infants - who are bottle- fed with poor sanitation during his feeding,  
 5. Dry cholera: is the first stage of Asiatic cholera with intense thirst, restlessness and burning sensation all over the body with vomiting or purging. Patient may collapse suddenly and die-due to dry vomiting - ie., frequent tendency of vomiting but nothing comes out.  
 CURES FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF CHOLERA 
 1. Cholerine or Simple types of cholera: in which nausea retching vomiting and purging are predominated and large, firstly with bilious green then "rice water" stools.  
 Ars, crot. t, cupr. ars, Ipecac or verat. alb 30 be used. 
 2. Cholera Asiatica (Epidemica): It is due to the cholera virus and spreads quickly in the locality with symptoms like "rice water" stools from the beginning of cholera, cramps commence in the fingers and toes, then passes on to both limbs. Temperature falls quickly with extreme prostration with suppression of urine and cyanosis (blue-ness of skin.) Acon, Ars, camphore, CarboX, Cupr. ars, Cupr. m, Dig, Hydrocy. ac, Ipec, Sec or verat.a. 30 may be used. 
 3. Cholera morbus: It is also called as diarrhoeic chorela due to mycosis i.e. , eating of fungoid food and stool passes with gushing sound with other symptoms like nausea, retching vomiting and purging. It involves stomach and intestines- producing anew trouble of gastro-enteritis with burning pains stomach, bowels, thin watery foul smelling stool along with constant vomiting purging and face looks gloomy and sick. Ars, Bism, camphore, crot, t, Cupr. ars, Ipec, Pod, or verat.a. 6 or 30. 
 4. Dry Cholera: is a first stage of Asiatic cholera with sudden thirst, restless burning sensation all over the body, nausea and sensation of vomiting but nod actual vomiting and purging take place. Patient suddenly collapses, gets Comatose (a state of coma) and dies. 
 Ars, camphore or Hydrocy-ac. 6 may be given. 
 5. Cholera infantum: Generally takes place in summer in which vomiting and diarrhoea are large, profuse and watery. 
 Acon, Aeth, Ars, Bapt, Bism, Calc. C, Camphore, Cupr. Ars. Ipec, pod, Ricinus or verat.a. 6, 30.