<prompt> Hlalosa kamano pakeng tsa baktheria le ho kula ho batho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the relationship between bacteria and sickness in humans. . Response in English: Bacteria are tiny microorganisms that live in and on our bodies, in the environment, and in many other places. Most bacteria are harmless or even beneficial to humans, but some can cause sickness. These harmful bacteria are known as pathogens.When a pathogenic bacterium enters the human body, it can multiply and release toxins, which can interfere with normal body functions and cause illness. Some common bacterial infections include strep throat, urinary tract infections, and some cases of food poisoning. The symptoms of a bacterial infection will vary depending on the type and location of the infection but can include fever, fatigue, pain, and inflammation.In many cases, the human immune system can fight off the bacterial infection, but in some cases, antibiotics may be necessary to help kill off the harmful bacteria. Antibiotics work by either killing the bacteria directly or by stopping their growth and multiplication.While there is a link between bacteria and sickness in humans, it is important to note that not all bacteria are harmful, and many are essential to our health and well-being. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including good hygiene practices and a balanced diet, can help support the immune system and reduce the risk of bacterial infections. . Response in Sesotho: Libaktheria ke likokoana-hloko tse nyenyane tse phelang meleng le meleng ea rōna, tikolohong le libakeng tse ling tse ngata. Libaktheria tse ngata ha li kotsi kapa li molemo ho batho, empa tse ling li ka baka maloetse. Libaktheria tsena tse kotsi li tsejoa e le likokoana-hloko. Ha baktheria ea pathogenic e kena meleng oa motho, e ka ikatisa le ho lokolla chefo, e ka sitisang mesebetsi e tloaelehileng ea mele le ho baka boloetse. Matšoao a mang a tloaelehileng a baktheria a kenyelletsa strep throat, mafu a mokokotlo oa moroto, le maemo a mang a chefo ea lijo. Matšoao a tšoaetso ea baktheria a tla fapana ho ea ka mofuta le sebaka sa tšoaetso empa a ka kenyelletsa feberu, mokhathala, bohloko le ho ruruha. Maemong a mangata, sesole sa mele oa motho se ka loantša tšoaetso ea baktheria, empa maemong a mang, lithibela-mafu li ka hlokahala ho thusa ho bolaea libaktheria tse kotsi. Lithibela-mafu li sebetsa ka ho bolaea libaktheria ka ho toba kapa ka ho thibela ho hōla le ho ikatisa ha tsona. Le hoja ho na le kamano pakeng tsa libaktheria le ho kula ho batho, ke habohlokoa ho hlokomela hore hase libaktheria tsohle tse kotsi, me tse ngata ke tsa bohlokoa bakeng sa bophelo bo botle le boiketlo ba rōna. Ho boloka bophelo bo botle, ho kenyelletsa mekhoa e metle ea bohloeki le ho ja lijo tse leka-lekaneng, ho ka thusa ho tšehetsa sesole sa mele le ho fokotsa kotsi ea tšoaetso ea baktheria. 