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std/bateria/virus jump from humans to object to another human
Can std/bateria/virus jump from humans to object to another human. Can someone get infected from someone that is infected with an std/bacteria/virus by using the same face towel or body towal (body towel used after a shower), after their use? What I'm trying to say is that can someone get infected by using sharing face or body towels?
STD=sexually transmitted diseases... you need to have sex to get it. Or heavy petting of genital areas which might get you herpes/warts
for other bacteria/virus, well its everywhere actually.. incl the keyboard that you gonna use to reply this. (little known that PC keyboard is actually very very dirty)
widely known that sharing of towel is not recommended anyway, ..as you may transmit certain everyday common viruses that causes flu and fever.. and more rarely even skin infection.
For that reason, good hotel clean their towel via chemical detergent and then dry it using high heat dryer.
however, these issue shld not concern you as its just part of life.. just use common sense (like wash ur hands after peepee etc.).. and if you still have worries of say, towel usage in a hotel, then probably u hv Bacteriophobia..
for other bacteria/virus, well its everywhere actually.. incl the keyboard that you gonna use to reply this. (little known that PC keyboard is actually very very dirty)
widely known that sharing of towel is not recommended anyway, ..as you may transmit certain everyday common viruses that causes flu and fever.. and more rarely even skin infection.
For that reason, good hotel clean their towel via chemical detergent and then dry it using high heat dryer.
however, these issue shld not concern you as its just part of life.. just use common sense (like wash ur hands after peepee etc.).. and if you still have worries of say, towel usage in a hotel, then probably u hv Bacteriophobia..
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
