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One interesting thing that was suggested is checking your gloved hands to see if they were bloody. Mine were and I washed them and put back on my gloves. After that and 5-6 other 'remedies' I got well and haven't been sick since. I am maintaining full food and water as that does help resist infections. See WOBO's series of youtubes to get more specific info.
yeah I got caught on this one a few times. Tricky baste-terds. Its rare but if you are sick, and drink from a bottle//canteen, you can contaminate the bottle, thus, making you sick every time u use.
This really only happens for people that have not got their immune system up yet.
I'd heard about getting sick from drinking from someone's bottle if they were sick but not from your own........hmmmm. I don't know, it seems too much like reality and logical ;-)
OP didn't indicate he didn't do that. I know I did do it several times. 2High2tell's thoughts are more plausible imo. If your canteen has cooties then all the meds and fires will only work until your next drink if 2High2tell's statement is the reality.
The devs did officially put in that mechanism of illness transfer. What we should do is make sure we explore it's full 'area of effect'.
Added: I've found several references online about the same symptoms and for the most part the responses are of the "all you have to do variety" and usually ignore the details of the op. Just remember that the illnesses have symptoms that don't always have a 1:1 correspondence to online guides or even the dev's change logs (which are renowned for their 100% completeness lol).
And most importantly the actual disease itself is invisible and could be hiding in plain sight.
I tried to find authoritative sources on how the contamination mechanism works overall but it's all dated, hearsay or anecdotal.
maybe some day in the future again....
with recent changes to immunity with 1.19 im getting constantly ill, usually from drinking water from a lake/pond, which was boiled in a cooking pot before consumption.
either the boiling mechanic is broken or the immunity levels need to be waaaay up (full full stats).
ive been getting sick with a cold a lot more than often , i think snice its raining more in game ( maybe because its winter in the server im playing ** vanilla**)
but i do think immunity levels have been changed. it was mentioned in one of the changelogs . something to do with its being to effective against playerbase.
Will say that the last time I healed myself of a recurring cholera problem was when I threw out the mask that I was wearing at the time that I puked cholera through it. I have no idea if that was coincidence, or if the devs has modeled masks as disease vectors with some sort of hidden "soiled" attribute... But they don't let you disinfect them a la rags, so that doesn't really make sense to me either.
That said, I tossed the mask away, took my 4 tetra pills over a 30 minute period, sipped and nibbled food to stay in the white, kept my cloths dry and stayed warm (no fires though, I didn't want the attention), and the disease went away, permanently, finally, after a couple of days of dealing with a recurring (and food/water expensive) problem.
tl;dr
Maybe masks are disease vectors if you've puked through them? Get rid of it before wasting precious tetra. I can't confirm. Sure would be nice if the devs let us sanitize our clothing at the very least, if they're going to carry effing diseases though, ffs. It took me ages to find that balaclava in the color I wanted, and I was not amused throwing it away.