Transmissible gastroenteritis transmission route

Transmissible gastroenteritis transmission routes are usually faecal-oral transmission, food and water transmission, indirect transmission, etc.

1, faecal-oral transmission

faecal-oral transmission is a more common transmission route. Transmissible gastroenteritis infected feces will contain a large number of pathogens, if the hands are not washed in time after defecation, shake hands with others, others directly use contaminated hands to grab food, easy to cause pathogens into the body, causing infection.

2, food and water transmission of

infectious gastroenteritis pathogens can be transmitted through food and water sources, such as others eating untreated or uncooked food, or drinking water contaminated by pathogens, may lead to the occurrence of infectious gastroenteritis.

3, indirect transmission

If others come into contact with pathogens contaminated objects, such as handrails in public places, door handles, etc., direct contact with nose, eyes and other mucosal parts, can also spread pathogens.