microorganism the are members of the normal microbiota are also known to cause disease. do you...
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Cystitis caused by intestinal E. Coli.
Appendicitis caused by coliforms etc.
These infections are known as opportunistic infections, which happens when the person is suffering immunity problems & bad health conditions such as HIV.
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