How is herpes transmitted? What are the ways of transmission of shingles?

Herpes can be transmitted in many ways, including direct contact transmission and indirect contact transmission. Direct contact transmission is mainly sexual transmission, droplet transmission, contact with herpes fluid of herpes patients, etc., while indirect transmission is mainly caused by contact with some daily necessities contaminated with herpes virus. Herpes virus is a relatively common human chance virus, usually most people have been infected with herpes virus, but in most cases it is a hidden symptom.

The individual's resistance is completely resistant to this virus, but only when the resistance is weakened, people will have obvious symptoms and need to be carried out**.

Herpes zoster is a common disease caused by varicella-zoster virus infection, but it should be known that herpes zoster is not caused by infection, and the varicella-zoster virus that causes herpes zoster is often infected when suffering from chickenpox many years ago, and is latent in the sensory ganglia of the body, only when the body's immunity decreases, these viruses will be reactivated, and then along the nerve fibers to reach ** causing the symptoms of herpes zoster, so the symptoms of herpes zoster are mainly due to the body's fatigue, Weakened immunity and the activation of latent viruses in the body cause disease, which is not a contagious disease. Of course, there are many herpes virus particles in the herpes fluid, and people who have not been infected with the varicella-zoster virus before, and have not been injected with the varicella-zoster vaccine recently, they may be infected with the symptoms of chickenpox after they are exposed to these vesicles, which is especially important in some children and adolescents.

The main route of transmission of herpes is that the main STD is easy**easy** to prevent with a sleeve.

How can I prevent contracting the disease? Can it be prevented? Is there a good ** agency? Which is the transmission route of herpes to prevent infection, which is not the first type of herpes transmission route of herpes is the main sexually transmitted disease, and it is easy to prevent it with a sleeve.

Herpes zoster is a highly contagious herpes disease, so daily contact with people with this disease should avoid being infected. So what are the ways of transmission of zoster? Avoid the following 5 major ways of infection, and do not worry about getting infected with shingles at all.

There are 5 major ways of transmission of shingles.

1. Indirect contact infection.

Clothing, bedding, toilets and bath towels used by people with shingles can be contaminated with the patient's secretions and carry the herpes zoster virus, and healthy people who live closely with people with herpes zoster are susceptible to infection when minor wounds come into contact with these virus-stained items.

2. Saliva infection.

The herpes zoster virus may be transmitted through saliva, but if the infected person has strong immunity, it will not necessarily cause shingles, so it is necessary to avoid contact with the saliva of people with shingles.

3. Infection through the moisture of herpes.

If the herpes of a patient with shingles is broken, the moisture inside will flow out, which will not only cause the patient's ** to be seriously infected, but also may be transmitted to the people around him. Although the chance of this infection is relatively small, children who are not resistant to the shingles virus can easily pass on shingles. Therefore, people with shingles should never scratch around the affected area to avoid infection and transmission to others.

4. Bloodborne infection.

Some patients with herpes zoster in the incubation period may be infected with herpes virus but have no clinical manifestations, and healthy people or patients with various other diseases can be infected with herpes zoster by transfusing blood or blood products provided by them.

5. Placental infection.

Pregnant women with shingles can transmit shingles to their fetuses through the placenta. Pregnant women with shingles, undetected and**, or incomplete, herpes zoster virus can be transmitted to the fetus through the blood circulation of the placenta, so that the fetus is infected with herpes zoster.

After reading the above introduction, you now know that shingles can be transmitted. If you are infected with shingles, you should try to prevent the spread of herpes zoster.

1.Maintain good hygiene: wash hands frequently, avoid close contact with sick people, and do not share utensils, trousers, towels, etc.

3.Vaccination: The shingles virus vaccine protects against shingles, but not other types of herpes.

2.Airborne droplets: The herpes virus is transmitted through airborne droplets, such as coughing, sneezing, etc.

4.Avoid excessive fatigue: Excessive fatigue will reduce the body's immunity and easily cause the herpes virus to be active, so you should pay attention to rest.

1 Herpes zoster is contagious, and when a person's immunity is weakened, it may be transmitted to the other party.

Herpes zoster is a disease caused by infection with varicella-zoster virus, most patients (about 70%) have suffered from chickenpox in childhood, and some patients have been infected with chickenpox-zoster virus but have not developed the disease, the virus can enter the sensory nerve endings, and then reach the sensory ganglia and lurk, after chickenpox**, there are still some viruses in a dormant state in the body, usually because the human body has a good resistance, the dormant state of the virus is not easy to be activated, but when the body's resistance is reduced, The virus can be activated within the ganglia and grow and multiply again, resulting in shingles.

2. Chickenpox - herpes zoster virus that causes herpes zoster can be transmitted through the respiratory tract, and can also be transmitted through direct or indirect contact with varicella blister fluid, the virus occurs as chickenpox when it is first infected, and it is often reported as shingles when it is re-infected.

3. Among the people who have been exposed to herpes zoster, infants and young children, adults who have never been exposed to the varicella-zoster virus, and unvaccinated people are all likely to be infected when their own immunity is weakened, and the elderly are more likely to be transmitted.

The elderly due to the decline of their own immunity, and often suffer from some chronic diseases, especially when suffering from chronic diseases, often because of fatigue and other reasons, at the same time, the elderly blood flow is slow, metabolism is poor, nerve tissue repair ability is poor, the course of the disease is longer, it is easy to posterior neuralgia, so when the disease is found, it must be diagnosed and treated in time.

4 herpes zoster can be seen in people of all ages, children may also be infected with chickenpox after suffering from herpes zoster, but it is relatively rare, mainly in the elderly, the older the age, the more people who occur, generally speaking, the incidence of young people is about 1, the incidence of people over 50 years old can be more than 5, and the incidence of the elderly over 65 years old can be 4 12, the ratio of men and women is about 3:2.