Kamiyagawa continued to flip through other notebooks.
[Clinical Observation Records of Cholera Patients:]
[1. The Phase of Diarrhea and Vomiting. Patients often start with sudden diarrhea, followed by vomiting. Generally, there is no significant abdominal pain or sensation of incomplete bowel evacuation. The number of bowel movements per day is several times, even too many to count, with a large volume of 2000-4000 ml per day, and in severe cases, more than 8000 ml, initially yellow watery stools, soon turning to rice water-like stools, with a few patients exhibiting bloody watery stools or tar-like stools. After the diarrhea, projectile and peripheral vomiting occur, initially of stomach contents, then watery, rice water-like...]
