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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally speaking, it is hygienic and there will be no bacteria, so don't worry.
If you're worried, you can do without it, use your own.
It is best not to dry underwear in the bathroom, as it is humid and easy to breed bacteria in an unventilated environment. It is best to dry in the sun, or at least in a ventilated place.
No, HIV is transmitted through blood and body fluids, and the HIV virus has a short survival time outside the body, so it is impossible to transmit it in places such as public toilets.
As far as bacteria floating in the toilet are concerned, they generally do not float on clothes. Because of a bacterium in the toilet, it will not receive a float or blow of the air, unless the air inside is fully flowing, such as after the ventilation fan is turned on. If fine bacteria are flowing in the air, then turning on the ventilation fan can cause bacteria to get on the clothes.
No, the itchy urethra is inflammation. Second, there is a foreign body.
Mosquito bites do not transmit AIDS. 1. When mosquitoes suck blood, they do not inject the freshly sucked blood into the biter, but only inject saliva as a lubricant to suck blood. 2. HIV will die soon if the mosquito environment is not adapted, and it cannot be transmitted to humans again, so don't worry, it's okay.