What is another word for Bloody flux?
Pronunciation: [blˈʌdi flˈʌks] (IPA) 
Bloody flux, otherwise known as dysentery, is a bacterial infection causing diarrhea that contains blood. It is caused by poor sanitation, contaminated food or water, and lack of hygiene. If left untreated, it can lead to dehydration and even death. Synonyms for bloody flux include "intestinal fever," "catarrhal fever," and "flux." Other common terms used to describe the condition include "dysenteric diarrhea" and "infectious diarrhea." Treatment for the condition includes fluid replacement and antibiotics to fight the bacterial infection. Preventative measures such as practicing good hygiene and properly cooking and storing food can also help prevent bloody flux.
