If you suspect someone in your household has cholera 🏥

Seek medical care. Take them to the nearest cholera treatment centre or health care facility as fast as possible.
Take care of yourself while caring for someone with cholera by washing your hands well after each time you have contact with them.
Prevent the person who is unwell from getting dehydrated. Give them oral rehydration solution (available from health workers, shops or can be made at home mixing 1 litre water with 6 teaspoons sugar and half a teaspoon of salt) or other fluids (soup, juice, soda, coconut milk etc.).
If you don’t have oral rehydration salt sachets, you can make the same solution by mixing: Half teaspoon of salt, Six teaspoons of sugar, One litre of safe drinking-water or lightly salted rice water. If you don’t have access to sachets or sugar and salt for the home-made solution, the most important thing is to keep the patient drinking anything and to seek care fast.
You need to help them replace the fluid they are losing; encourage them to keep drinking even if they can’t keep it down.
You should seek help immediately if the person is unable to take enough fluids due to vomiting, or if the diarrhoea is severe. Other reasons for emergency care are: confusion or drowsiness; muscle cramps; weakness (unable to sit up by themselves); dizziness.