When it rains heavily, will all viruses be wiped out?

Rain will have a certain impact on the spread and survival of the virus, but it cannot completely kill the virus, the virus is a large group, unless it becomes a dead state in space, otherwise it cannot be completely eliminated.

Most of the viruses that rely on the air for transmission need attachments, such as droplets, suspended solids, etc., in a relatively dry air environment, some fine particles will carry the virus in the air, and the number of suspended particles that humans can inhale increases, and the chance of disease will increase, when the air humidity.

When it reaches more than 50%, the chance of virus transmission decreases, so the amount of virus in the air decreases after heavy rain.

After rain, the humid environment provides conditions for the breeding and short-term survival of some viruses in the air, and when the air humidity gradually recovers, these viruses can still pose a threat to human health. When the sun is shining, the ultraviolet rays in the sunlight have the ability to destroy viruses, and the UV intensity is on rainy days.

If it is reduced, the killing effect on the virus will also decrease. Rain and sunlight can only affect the survival and spread of the virus.

There are many types of viruses, and the ability to adapt to the environment is extremely strong, and the main form of rain is flying.

Even if a large amount of disinfectant is sprayed, it is difficult to create a virus-free environment, so there is no need to superstitious that rain can eliminate the virus, but the air humidity increases in a short period of time after the rain, and the virus content in the air is greatly reduced, so you can breathe with confidence.

The virus itself also has the ability to adapt to the environment and evolve (mutate), rain and drought can not completely kill the virus, there will always be a surviving virus to reoccupy the territory, but human beings have immunity to many common viruses, some new viruses are also being gradually conquered by human technology, human beings are not to completely eliminate the virus, but to survive and develop well in the presence of the virus, believe in the power of science, we are progressing.

Yes, after heavy rain, a large part of the virus will be destroyed, but there are still some hidden viruses in the water, so it is still necessary to clean them in time.

No, it won't. The virus is very stubborn, and after heavy rain, the air will become very humid and humid, which will provide a good living environment for the virus, so it must be disinfected after heavy rain.

Of course not, because there are some viruses that are very powerful and will not be eliminated even after heavy rain, but this is a very normal phenomenon, so we must look at it rationally.

First of all, heavy rain does not destroy the virus. The route of transmission of the virus has been washed away by the rain, but it feels like it is less, and people infected with the virus and items that have not been washed away are still not in contact.

Because: there are many stages of the transmission of the virus, there are bodily fluid transmission (mother-to-child, sexual contact), contact transmission, airborne transmission, not single, for example, the air can transmit the virus contact will also spread.

Transmission of bodily fluids, such as HIV, is easier to prevent; There are many cases of contact transmission, such as hepatitis A, and some other ** diseases, hepatitis A will be infected in the mouth because of contact with some infectious source viruses; The virus in the airborne stage is very powerful, and the spread is extremely fast and wide, such as the current new coronavirus, which can be said to be impossible to prevent.

There are certain conditions for the death of the virus, such as high temperature, pH, etc., drug killing, or being engulfed by immune cells, once infected, it is difficult to have a better way to kill the virus due to the safety of normal cells in the human body, so try to stay away from the source of virus infection where there is no vaccine or effective drug at present.

If rain can kill the virus, there should be no virus on the earth for a long time, the earth has not known how much rain has occurred since its birth, but the virus has never disappeared, and it is constantly mutating and evolving, so rainfall can only exist in the imagination.

We have been living in a state of epidemic for two years, and although I have been very little affected by India in this small city due to the state supervision in place, it has still brought a lot of inconvenience to our going out.

We have been living in a state of epidemic for two years, and although I have been very little affected by India in this small city due to the state supervision in place, it has still brought a lot of inconvenience to our going out.

Especially when children wear masks, children are originally active, and when they are not sensible, they don't know the harm, they don't listen to adults, they don't see if they can wear masks well, and they are really frightened when they go out with their children, but they can't help but take her out.

Rain does not cause all viruses to disappear, some viruses can exist in water for a long time, and the structure of each virus is different, and the resistance is naturally different.

When it rains heavily, the virus cannot be eliminated, because the rain does not affect the spread of the virus and does not inactivate the virus.

No, rain is rain, and what rains down is not disinfectant, and it is impossible to destroy bacteria when it rains, it can only beat the dust in the air to the ground.

The first rain does not destroy the virus. The way the virus is transmitted by the rain, and it is just that it is few, and the infected people and the objects that have not been washed are not allowed to be touched.

Because there are many different links in the transmission of the virus, there are bodily fluid transmission (maternal and infant products, sexual behavior), contact transmission, and air transmission, and there is not a single one, for example, the virus infection that can be transmitted by gas will also spread when touched.

Transmission of bodily fluids is easier to prevent, such as HIV infection; There are many contact transmissions, such as hepatitis A, and some ** diseases, hepatitis A will be infected into the mouth due to contact with some infectious source viruses; Airborne viral infections are remarkable, spreading quickly and widely, such as the new coronavirus at this stage, which can be said to be helpless.

There are certain standards for virus death, high temperature, pH, pH, etc., drugs are killed, or engulfed by immune cells.

If the virus infection can be extinguished on a rainy day, there should be no virus infection on the earth for a long time, and it is not clear how much precipitation has occurred on the earth since its inception, but the lack of virus infection has hardly subsided, and it is continuing to mutate and evolve genetically, so precipitation to eliminate the virus can only exist in the imagination.

We have been living daily for 2 years under the situation of the pneumonia epidemic, although because of the timely supervision of the state, I have not suffered much damage from the Indian invasion of this small city, but it has caused a lot of inconvenience for everyone to go out.

Especially when children wear masks, children are originally active, disobedient, do not know the harm, do not listen to adults, it is not easy to wear a mask well, in the case of taking a child out, it is really worrying, but I also have to take her out.

The next heavy rain will not wipe out all kinds of viruses. Because some viruses are in the human body, heavy rain cannot kill them.

It will not be completely destroyed, because many viruses cannot be destroyed in the rain, and viruses are more suitable for breeding in humid environments.

No, rain does not have the effect of sterilization and disinfection, and some viruses are very serious and cannot be eliminated through rain.

The virus is very transmissible, and it has already caused disaster in many places around the world in just one month, especially in China, so when it rains, is there a virus in the rain that falls?

Is there a virus in the rain.

There is no clear scientific evidence that there is a virus in the rain! We all know that the virus is transmitted by droplets, the host of the virus is mammals, and the survival time of the coronavirus that leaves the human body is very short, and there will definitely be no coronavirus in the raindrops falling from the sky, unless there are droplets from an infected person sprayed into the rain, this possibility is still there.

The virus spreads easily on sunny or rainy days.

The spread of the virus has little to do with whether it is sunny or rainy. There is no scientific basis to say that the spread of the virus is related to the weather. Of course, when the temperature drops on rainy days, many people who are not strong in immunity are more likely to get sick, but it is not necessarily infected with the new coronavirus, so don't worry.

Symptoms of infection with coronavirus.

1. Fever, fatigue and dry cough are the main manifestations;

2. Upper respiratory tract symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose are rare;

3. About half of the patients have dyspnea after one week, and severe cases rapidly progress to acute respiratory distress syndrome, septic shock, metabolic acidosis that is difficult to correct and coagulation dysfunction.

People who are susceptible to the new coronavirus.

1. Have a history of travel or residence in Wuhan or other areas with continuous transmission of local cases within 14 days before the onset of the disease;

2. Patients with fever or respiratory symptoms who have been in contact with Wuhan or other areas with continuous transmission of local cases within 14 days before the onset of illness;

3. Have contact with people with clusters or new coronavirus infection.