3Dehydration
People with cholera are likely dehydrated and lose a lot of fluids from their bodies through diarrhea or vomiting. The level of intensity would range from mild to severe. This might lead to a long list of health issues, such as dry eyes and mouth, thirst, weak and rapid heart rate, headaches, lethargy or tiredness, muscle cramps, lightheadedness or dizziness, tiredness, or dry skin. In more severe cases, you should be immediately hospitalized to avoid some life-threatening conditions such as confusion, no production of tear, fussiness, reduced elasticity, fever, and extremely dark urine. [3]
