So you live through the most horrific fire, flood, earthquake, tornado, hurricane, or volcanic eruption and you realize “hey, I’m still alive and kickin!”  You still have to keep your wits about you because something else could very well bite you in your backside.  We’re not talking about the neighbor’s dog either thats been eyeballing you for the last 2 years, because he already ran up the street and got someone else.  What could bite you are one or more of the following: 

Typhoid Fever
Eating is pretty essential and you’ll probably be somewhat hungry after going through such a traumatic event; however, if your friend offers you some food and he’s been a little delirious and feverish, just say “Thanks, but NO Thanks!”  If you aren’t sure if your buddy has it, then ask to smell his feces.  Ewwww, I know!  But someone with Typhoid Fever will have diarrhea that smells like pea-soup.  Your friend will understand, after you explain why you followed him into the bathroom.    

Gastroenteritis
When the coach mentioned you should have a little ‘fire in your belly’, he probably didn’t mean gastroenteritis.  Having an inflammation in your gastrointestinal tract is not very fun but having diarrhea, abnormal flatulence, bloody stools, and a whole host of other symptoms is much less fun.  The little pink bottle may help your diarrhea but for some of the other symptoms it’s much harder to find such easy relief.         

Viral Hepatitis
When people say “it doesn’t matter if you’re black, white, brown, yellow, heck even purple”, they haven’t been yellow yet.  If you ARE yellow, you better believe BEING yellow does matter.  Yellowness is linked to jaundice, and jaundice is an indicator of being affected by viral hepatitis.

Tuberculosis (TB)
When everyone has IT but you, don’t you want IT even more?  Well, even though it’s thought that 1/3 of the world has Tuberculosis, I’m thinking TB may not be too high on your wish list.  Some of the symptoms you might get to experience are a chronic cough, fever, night-sweats… TB is spread through the air, which leads me to ask “how long can you hold your breath?”

Schistosomiasis
Try to say that 10 times fast!  It’s a parasitic disease that can lead to some of the basic symptoms, such as cough, fever, and fatigue.  If you have any of these, you won’t even be able to say it once.  Well, now that you’re all tuckered out from trying to say the name I’ll share the other little surprise too – down there!  Figure out the surprise yet?  It’s genital sores…um, not quite what you expected huh?! 

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