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Anonymous users2024-01-24Director Li explained that the germs of venereal diseases attach to the dander of the skin, and if the STD patient touches the toilet, the dander may fall off and stick to the surface of the toilet, and the next person will be infected with the STD if he touches the toilet directly. More critically, these bacteria have a longer survival time, gonorrhea bacteria can live for 24 hours, and STV viruses are longer, 2 to 3 days. Herpes, which is now on the rise, has a larger contact surface with the toilet because it appears not only on the genitals but also on the buttocks.
Yes, what is not disinfected and cleaned in the hotel outside, it is best to squat outside than Qin Juelun, Honest answer for you, if you have any questions, you can continue to ask, I hope you can, I thank you for this in the first place.
There are three ways in which STDs can be transmitted. Direct transmission: Sexual contact or similar sexual activity, 90%. >>>More
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The average virus can only survive a maximum of 0A few seconds. You say, just in time for someone with an STD to go to the toilet and leave the virus behind, and it just happens to die in a few seconds, and it happens to catch you up, and it just so happens that your body fluids (injured) also come into contact with it. >>>More
Theoretically, yes. Of course, there are some conditions that need to be met. Not all of them will be hit. As for the conditions, for example, the upper tenant is sick, and it won't take long after the dismissal, and you will move in. Even if there is no contact, it will be infected
Hello, there are flush toilets in public toilets, which have no effect on ordinary people after sharing them, but STDs may be spread if they are used by normal people. Therefore, try to pay attention to hygiene to avoid being affected by the spread of health.