The novel virus may be transmitted through the digestive tract, how can it be prevented in public pl

Dr. Buyao speculated that there might be a virus in the feces and called on everyone to reduce going to public toilets, which seems to be confirmed.

In the three common excretions of the human body (phlegm, feces, urine) and blood, the coronavirus can maintain its vitality for a long time. At room temperature, the coronavirus is able to survive for about 5 days in feces, about 10 days in urine, and 15 days in blood.

A number of studies and authoritative experts: On January 31, the top international medical journal NEJM reported the first case of new coronavirus pneumonia in the United States** and improved,** saying that the new coronavirus was detected in the feces of the patient.

Coincidentally, on February 1, Shenzhen Dian's People's Hospital issued an announcement saying that the hospital's Institute of Liver Disease found that the new coronavirus nucleic acid was detected positive in the feces of some patients diagnosed with the new coronavirus, so it is likely that there is a live virus in the feces.

These two cases and the words of Academician Zhong Nanshan show that in addition to respiratory infection and transmission (droplets and contact), the novel coronavirus is likely to have an infection route through the digestive system (fecal-oral transmission).

How long can the coronavirus survive on surfaces?

A new study shows that the coronavirus can survive up to nine days on surfaces such as metal, glass or plastic if similar to SARS and MERS. In contrast, the influenza virus only survives for 48 hours on surfaces.

In the new study, to further understand how long the coronavirus survives outside the body, the researchers analyzed more than a dozen previously published cases of other human coronaviruses besides this one. It was found that the coronavirus can survive on surfaces for more than a week at most, but once the temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius, its activity disappears. The researchers also found that household disinfectants can be effective in killing these coronaviruses.

Dr. Buyao reminds everyone that the public restroom outside is a large source of infection, and the number of visits to the public restroom should be reduced and try not to go.

Whether it is a home or a public restroom, it should be disinfected regularly.

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In public places, we should wear masks at all times, avoid touching some public handrails, and keep a distance of at least one meter from others.

Public places must be disinfected regularly, and air circulation must also be maintained, and we should avoid going to crowded places, and wear masks when going out.

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1. Try not to go to the public toilet to solve personal problems

2. Toilets at home should be disinfected regularly

The new pneumonia virus can be transmitted through feces, so be sure to close the toilet lid after flushing the toilet at home to prevent other people's viruses from spreading to your home through the drainage system.

I think it's just try not to share a toilet or go to the public restroom, and flush it out as soon as you go to the toilet.

After going to the toilet, ensure toilet hygiene, timely ventilation, cleaning, and moreover, individuals should wash their hands in time after going to the toilet, follow the seven-step hand washing method, and carefully clean their hands hygiene.

The new pneumonia virus may be transmitted through feces, so we should do a good job of personal protection, ventilate frequently, wash hands frequently, pay attention to flushing toilets, and preferably use alcohol to disinfect after going to the toilet.

The source of infection refers to the people and animals that can spread the pathogen, and the source of infection can only be people or animals The route of transmission refers to the route that the pathogen passes through to leave the source of infection and reach healthy people Acute bronchitis is transmitted through breathing, droplets and sputum, and the journey of these bacterial microorganisms to the site of onset of the patient is: outside air - nose - pharynx - larynx - trachea - bronchi - lungs

Therefore, the answer is: through breathing, droplets and phlegm, the journey of these germs to the site of disease of the patient is: outside air - nose - pharynx - larynx - trachea - bronchi - lung

Airborne, from the mouth to the throat to the trachea to the bronchi to the lungs.

It is a villi that are transmitted through the respiratory tract into the respiratory tract --- through the pharynx-tracheal junction"Security checks"--- enters the bronchial tubes --- reaches the lungs through the alveoli.