Let me start off by saying that this bacteria isn't one you should be panicking about. Of course flesh eating bacteria or Necrotizing fasciitis as it’s scientific name, does sound like an almost invisible bacteria. In order to get these bacteria you must have an open wound to let them inside for example, scrapes, cuts, or even getting bit by a mosquito. How to prevent it, keep a nice healthy body and have good care for the wound, when it happens like if you dropped to the ground, immediately go care for it. It's bad for a wound to be untreated and can even get more worst bacteria than this one.Now what’s so bad about this bacteria? Well if you don’t mind losing body parts or other parts in your body, than I suggest to care for your wounds. The reason why is…show more content… You're going to feel some sort of a sore type of feeling in a couple of hours after injury. It’ll start looking like a bite from an insect and in some cases people always think that's it but if in a few hours later it’ll turn to a black spot and that’s how you know you're infected. Its really important to get to the doctors as quick as possible because the longer you wait the more it’ll get infected. If that's not the case you might just think that your sick for example fevers and vomiting is two other symptoms of this bacteria. That’s why people get to the hospitals too late and is more infected than usual. Lastly, how to treat this bacteria. Since it’s inside the wound that means doctors will have to surgically remove them.The other way to get this out is by taking antibiotics. Since today’s modern technology it is rarely spread because the best way to receive it is by have a low immune system from one another person to actually receive it from someone else. A range of 650 to 850 cases are found in a year but soon enough it’ll decrease with today’s modern medicine and
