If you accidentally drink someone else s water when you go to an Internet caf , will you get any inf

If someone else has hepatitis B, hand, foot and mouth disease, h1n1 and the like, then be careful, but since you drink it, that person should not be there, general infectious diseases have a period of incubation period, and they cannot be detected in a short period of time, if you feel uneasy, go to the hospital after a period of time to get a blood test.

Hello. Most people are still healthy and will not be able to transmit diseases, and if you happen to drink water from people who carry cold viruses or germs, as long as your own immunity is normal, the possibility of contracting diseases is not very high.

I'm afraid it's hard to say if you encounter hepatitis virus carriers.

However, the chances of such a situation are slim to none.

So you don't want either.

Basically, no, unless the person has yellow gallbladder hepatitis or dysentery, but if there is an emergency, he will not go to the Internet café.

Answer There are two kinds:

a 。Yes.

b 。No. ~

Hey hey .

The premise is that the person has no infectious diseases, and there are many ways to spread infectious diseases, and some things are transmitted through saliva, so if you are really not sure, you can only go to the hospital for a check-up.

Don't worry too much, the more you think about separation, the more uneasy you become. Think of it as your family's water!

If that person is a carrier of the hepatitis virus, it's hard to say.

In general, you don't get sick. Unless you're very, very, very, very. The unfortunate drank the water of the infectious disease patient.

Think about it, if you are infected, it means that saliva can't kill that bacteria, and saliva has a stronger bactericidal effect than air, then it proves that air can't kill this bacteria.

This means that the bacterium can spread in the air.

Well, if you drink someone else's mineral water, you will probably be able to push him or her out of the activities that have been around you.

He or she may not have opened his or her mouth is not there.

Then he or she has spread a huge amount of bacteria around you at some point.

You come into contact with this saliva-killing bacterium by opening your mouth.

Opening your mouth is definitely an activity that is done before drinking water.

Then you have been infected with such bacteria before drinking water.

If someone else has hepatitis B, hand, foot and mouth disease, h1n1 and the like, then be careful, but since you drink it, that person should not be there, general infectious diseases have a period of incubation period, and they cannot be detected in a short period of time, if you feel uneasy, go to the hospital after a period of time to get a blood test.

It depends on whether the last person you drank water had an infectious disease (a cold is also counted), and there is generally no problem. When I was a child, where did I get so many rules, when I went to the neighbor's house, I didn't pick up a scoop (a kind of water, similar to a scoop) and scooped water directly from someone else's water tank to drink, and it was okay if you drank it and others took it up and drank it. This is normal in the countryside, but it is not hygienic in the eyes of urban people.

It should be fine, this is a psychological effect, if you are not at ease, you can go to the hospital to have a look.

It should be psychological, if there is really an abnormal reaction, go to the hospital for examination immediately.

The mental reaction is that the person should have bad breath