What diseases are contagious, and how can we avoid passing them on to each other?

Introduction: Having a healthy body is what many people dream of, but there are still some diseases with a very high contagion rate. It is very likely that some people around you will be infected, and then they will be infected through contact with each other or the spread of saliva, so how to avoid this mutual infection, the following will introduce to you, how to do it.

Everyone knows that these have a source, so they are transmitted. The main problems are colds and flu, and some respiratory diseases are also contagious, and some diseases caused by lung discomfort are also contagious. For example, some people who have poultry in their homes also get sick, which is also contagious.

Diseases caused by an uncomfortable throat can also be transmitted, as well as chickenpox and measles. Different routes of transmission have different problems, and the cold is one of the most common problem diseases.

We all know that infectious diseases will make you feel unwell as soon as they are infected, so you need to be prepared for protection. If you go to a crowded place, you need to wear a mask, and if you find someone who is sick or has a cold, you must not come into contact with him. When you go out and return home, you must wash your hands and disinfect things.

When the weather is cold, don't eat something cold, drink cold drinks, and be sure to drink plenty of boiled water. If you feel unwell, you must go to the hospital for a check-up.

If you are not in good health, you must train more to exercise your body, and only when you have a good body will you not give the disease a chance to invade the human body. And these diseases are easy to find some people who are not in good health, that is to say, susceptible people. People who have a cold must stay away, and if others sneeze or spit and splash on themselves, they must be washed and disinfected in time.

If you have a cold, you must also be in time, otherwise it will be passed on to others, which is not good for yourself and others.

There are many diseases that can be transmitted, such as Helicobacter pylori and COVID, and so on. Many diseases are passed on through the nose and mouth, so you must wear a mask when you go out, wash your hands when you go home, wash your hands before and after meals, wash your hands before and after going to the toilet, and it is best to use chopsticks to pick up vegetables when you have a meal.

Influenza, hand, foot and mouth disease, AIDS, infectious diseases, ** disease, chickenpox, etc. are all likely to be contagious to each other, so it is important to reduce contact with others.

tuberculosis, AIDS, hepatitis B, hand, foot and mouth, mumps; Don't go to a large place, wear a mask, wash your hands frequently, drink plenty of water, exercise regularly, and eat a reasonable diet to enhance your immunity and resistance.

First of all, we should pay attention to personal hygiene, and secondly, try not to go to crowded places, and at the same time wear a mask to do a good job of daily protection, so as to avoid infectious diseases.

In daily life, we should wash our hands frequently, try not to forget to go to crowded places, pay more attention to hygiene, pay attention to wearing masks, and pay attention to personal precautions.

Clause. First, to prevent infectious diseases, it is necessary to develop good hygiene habits and improve self-prevention ability.

Clause. 2. In daily life, it is necessary to strengthen physical exercise, run more, play ball, or do other sports to enhance resistance to infectious diseases.

Clause. 3. Vaccinations should be carried out regularly according to regulations or following the advice of doctors, so as to improve immunity and reduce the harm of infectious diseases.

Clause. Fourth, do a good job of hygiene in the home and work environment, eliminate mosquitoes, flies, rats, cockroaches and other pests that spread diseases, and clean and eliminate more corners and hidden places. It is necessary to wash hands frequently, eat cooked food, open windows for ventilation and dry clothes and quilts frequently, and then do not drink raw water.

Clause. Fifth, to prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases, we must also do the following, not only to find infectious patients, to report and diagnose as soon as possible, immediately isolate and send to the hospital**, to prevent cross-infection from causing greater harm, sixth, if you have contact with known infectious diseases or live for a short time, the supplies and rooms that have been in contact with infectious disease patients should be strictly disinfected, so as to fundamentally reduce the threat of infectious diseases.

Epidemics, hand-and-mouth disease, conjunctivitis, cerebrospinal meningitis, bacillary dysentery, chickenpox, tuberculosis, AIDS, hepatitis B, these diseases can cause contagion. Be sure to divide meals, wash hands frequently, open windows for ventilation, wear masks, and disinfect the environment.

Hepatitis B, hepatitis C, AIDS, syphilis, these diseases are contagious. You should pay attention to personal hygiene at ordinary times, and then open more windows at ordinary times, keep the air in the bedroom smooth, do more exercise, and increase your resistance more.

1.If you want to apply for an ordinary travel certificate, go to the street or village committee epidemic prevention office to issue a certificate.

2.If you want to apply for a travel certificate for a long journey, you need to go to the community or town epidemic prevention office to issue a travel certificate.

3.To apply for the "Return to Work and Anti-Work Travel Permit", it must be stamped in accordance with the requirements.

4.To apply for a "health certificate", it must be stamped in accordance with the requirements.

5. The content should be complete. Clear information such as the person's identity information, time of going out, and travel route should be filled in for verification.

6. The certificate must be printed and cannot be handwritten.

Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases

Article 5 The people at all levels shall lead the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.

The people at or above the county level shall formulate plans for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and organize their implementation, and establish and improve the disease prevention and control, medical treatment, and supervision and management systems for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.

Article 6 The administrative department of health shall be in charge of the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and its supervision and management throughout the country. The local people's health administrative departments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and their supervision and management within their respective administrative areas.

Other departments of the people's ** at or above the county level shall be responsible for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases within the scope of their respective duties.

Article 41: For persons in places where cases of Class A infectious diseases have already occurred or in specific areas within the premises, the local people** at or above the county level where they are located may implement isolation measures, and at the same time report to the people** at the next higher level; The people at the higher level who receive the report shall immediately make a decision on whether to approve it. Where higher-level people** make a decision not to approve it, the people** who are implementing the isolation measures shall immediately lift the isolation measures.

During the quarantine period, the people** who implement the quarantine measures shall provide living guarantees for the quarantined persons; Where the quarantined person has a work unit, the unit to which he or she belongs must not stop paying him or her remuneration for work during the quarantine period.

The lifting of quarantine measures is to be decided and announced by the original decision-making organ.

Article 43 In the event of an outbreak or epidemic of a Class A or Class B infectious disease, the local people at or above the county level may declare part or all of the administrative area to be an epidemic area upon the decision of the people at the next higher level; Epidemic areas across provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government may be decided and declared. Local people** at or above the county level may take the emergency measures provided for in Article 42 of this Law in epidemic areas, and may carry out sanitary quarantine of personnel, materials and means of transportation entering and leaving epidemic areas.

The people of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government may decide to implement a blockade of the epidemic areas of Class A infectious diseases within their respective administrative regions; However, the blockade of epidemic areas in large and medium-sized cities or the blockade of epidemic areas across provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, as well as the blockade of epidemic areas resulting in the interruption of trunk traffic or the blockade of national borders, shall be decided by ***.

Infectious diseases must first have the source of infection, the route of transmission and the susceptible people. When the source of infection is discovered, the first thing is that is the first thing. Cutting off the route of transmission and isolating the source of infection in a centralized manner, cutting off the route of transmission, and naturally there will be no further transmission.

Oh. Then isolate the source of infection and then cut it off, and after there is no source of infection, the disease will not be transmitted again, well, there is also the susceptible to improve the immunity of the susceptible. Vaccinations and so on will be administered.

It is the responsibility of every member of society to prevent the spread of infectious pain. School teachers and students play a very important role in preventing the spread of infectious diseases in schools and communities. The basic principle of infectious disease prevention in schools is early detection and early reporting.

If there is a student in the class who is suspected of having influenza A, I will do the following: first, report the student's basic information and illness to the school, and the school should report to the local CDC in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant regulations, and facilitate the examination by medical personnel. If it is confirmed that the student has influenza A, the student will be transferred to the medical department for isolation.

Secondly, inform the parents of the child's condition at any time. In order to prevent other children in the class from being infected, other students in the class should be tested as recommended by health organizations to ensure that there are no suspected cases.

Finally, appropriate infectious disease prevention measures are taken. For example, thematic classes can be set up to educate students about the precautions for preventing infectious diseases in their daily lives and studies, and encourage students to play more sports to improve their immunity. Primary and secondary schools are not only places of education and learning for young people and children, but also an integral part of society.

Schools play an irreplaceable and important role in protecting the health of children and adolescents, transmitting knowledge and information, and promoting public health behaviors and the establishment of the environment in the community.

I won't, just do a good job of prevention. First: not to be careless.

A thousand miles of embankment, collapsed in an anthill. In terms of epidemic prevention and control, a small negligence may ruin the hard-won anti-epidemic achievements. Only by not being paralyzed, not lax, not careless, and insisting on good protection can the spread of the new crown be stopped.

Second: wear a mask and stick to it. Wearing masks scientifically is one of the most effective measures to prevent respiratory infections. In particular, when going to public places, confined spaces, and public transportation, be sure to wear a mask correctly.

Third: sneeze and talk about etiquette. Droplets produced during coughing and sneezing often carry the virus and can directly or indirectly cause the spread of the virus. Therefore, when coughing and sneezing, be sure to cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or handkerchief.

Fourth: wash hands frequently and pay attention to hygiene. Frequent hand washing and hygiene are the most important ways to ensure good health.

Before eating, after using the toilet, after touching external objects, and before touching your mouth, eyes, and nose, be sure to wash your hands carefully, follow the seven-step handwashing method, and rub them together with soap (hand sanitizer) and running water for at least 20 seconds.

Fifth: Frequent ventilation is indispensable. Opening windows for ventilation and maintaining indoor air flow can effectively reduce the concentration of viruses and bacteria in the air and reduce the risk of disease transmission.

The windows should be opened for ventilation 2-3 times a day, for 20-30 minutes each time, especially in closed air-conditioned rooms, the windows must be opened regularly for ventilation.

Sixth: One meter distance, safer. Respiratory infections are mainly transmitted through respiratory droplets in close proximity, and maintaining a social distance of more than one meter can prevent viral infections to a certain extent. Keeping the one-meter line, not crowding when traveling, and keeping a safe distance are beneficial to others and themselves.