Will it be "that kind of" disease is splashed in the water in the public toilet?

The three elements of infectious diseases are indispensable for the lack of infectious sources, transmission pathways, and susceptible people. As a source of infection, the number of germs and strong activity can hurt you. Normally, public toilets are standardized for hygiene. They must have a large amount of water and clean, so as to reduce the remaining germs. So under normal circumstances, the germs in public toilets are not enough to be infected. However, the sanitation of some public toilets is relatively poor, and the germ can be used for the opportunity.

In fact, even if the virus really enters the body, the immune system in your body will quickly help you eliminate the germs and not give them a chance to infection. However, some people have low resistance, and the immune system is difficult to remove germs, and there is a possibility of infection.

How can I not be infected with public toilets? Regardless of whether the toilet water looks clean, press the punching button to wash away the residual bacteria. Be sure to keep the toilet ring dry, wipe it clean and then sit. Put a piece of toilet paper in the toilet to prevent splashes from splashing water. If you have toilet, you must wash your hands carefully after the toilet, so as not to give the germs the opportunity to transfer.

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