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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello: Hepatitis B is only transmitted through blood, mother-to-child and sexually. It is not transmitted through the digestive tract, which means that it is not infected in normal daily life, such as:
Eating and drinking together, studying and working, or even kissing will not. But it is recommended that you go to the hospital to get vaccinated so that you will not be contagious under any circumstances. Eating garlic doesn't work.
As long as you get vaccinated, it's safe! So, don't worry too much!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's good to have been vaccinated, the probability of these infections in ordinary life is very low, generally blood, mother-to-child transmission, don't worry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22These are not routes of contagion. Do not worry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Just get vaccinated, once and for all.
1. If you go to the toilet in your own home, there is no problem of infection at all, because the excrement comes out of your own body, and after a while, it is all washed out; If you go to the toilet while bathing outside, you will not be infected as long as it does not contaminate other people's excrement.
Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood, sexually and mother-to-child transmission! If you don't meet these three things, if you have hepatitis B antibodies, don't worry too much!
If you're really lucky, you'll win every lottery ticket.
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
If you don't go to the toilet, you don't have to worry about getting infected with infectious diseases. >>>More
No, there are three ways to transmit AIDS, sexually transmitted, blood-borne, and mother-to-child transmission.