What are the transmission routes of intestinal infectious diseases

Intestinal infectious diseases are transmitted by water, food, contact transmission, etc.

1.

Water contaminated by pathogens is easy to cause outbreaks of intestinal infectious diseases, such as cholera, typhoid fever, bacillary dysentery, etc. It is transmitted by water.

2. Food transmission

Food is easily contaminated by pathogens in the process of production, processing and sales. If food is contaminated by pathogens, pathogens attached to food will cause intestinal infectious diseases after entering the human body.

3. Contact transmission Through

physical contact such as shaking hands, hugging, or contact with clothing, stationery, etc. may cause pathogen transmission, causing intestinal infectious diseases.