Yes, many parts of the world are facing trouble pandemic in this Summer.
However, do you have any plans to travel abroad?
Getting ready to visit the nice places and enjoy the local culinary, but...have you ever have stomach flu when you enjoy traveling?
It does annoy you and sometimes it ruins your traveling schedules.
You are not alone, that happened to me, and many of us. In every 10 person, 3 to 7 person have this experience.
This stomach flu causes loose or watery stool, also known as diarrhea, and it's almost common in travelers. This stomach flu is called the Traveler's Diarrhea (TD).
Why do you get stomach flu when travel?
When I traveled to the warmer area and an area with poor public hygiene, that easy for me to get infected the stomach flu.
These areas do not have access to plumbing and latrine, so you can imagine that the amount of stool contaminated and more accessible to flies.
Whenever an area has lack of safe water. electricity frequent to black out, and lack refrigerators will increase risk to the stomach flu.
The stomach flu is caused by many pathogens from contaminated water, prepared food, and utensils. Bacteria is the most commons cause, such as E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Shigella, dan Salmonella.
Viruses, such as norovirus also contribute to the somach flu. Parasites is less common.
How do you know that you got TD?
Knowing the symptoms, such as suddenly I have loose stool or watery stool, bloating, urgency using bathroom, vomiting, belly pain, tired, and fever.
When this symptoms mild, it goes away, but when severe I need to call health care provider.
How does you prevent TD?
I always make sure do not eat food from unknown sources, do not put ice in drinks, and only drink sealed bottle water. Avoid to eat raw fruits and salads, raw meat, selfish, and unpasteurized milk or yogurt.
I always carry traveler size of alcohol sanitizer, tissue, and liquid soap in my purse. Some medications for TD prophylaxis are always along with other cases.
No viajaré al extranjero.
ReplyDeleteNo me moveré de casa.
Viajaría a la luna únicamente.
El resto del planeta es una película de miedo.
Saludos.
Thank you-
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People at the beach
Yes, many parts of the world are facing trouble pandemic in this Summer.
However, do you have any plans to travel abroad?
Getting ready to visit the nice places and enjoy the local culinary, but...have you ever have stomach flu when you enjoy traveling?
It does annoy you and sometimes it ruins your traveling schedules.
You are not alone, that happened to me, and many of us. In every 10 person, 3 to 7 person have this experience.
This stomach flu causes loose or watery stool, also known as diarrhea, and it's almost common in travelers. This stomach flu is called the Traveler's Diarrhea (TD).
Why do you get stomach flu when travel?
When I traveled to the warmer area and an area with poor public hygiene, that easy for me to get infected the stomach flu.
These areas do not have access to plumbing and latrine, so you can imagine that the amount of stool contaminated and more accessible to flies.
Summer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
DeleteApreciables recomendaciones. Un abrazo. Carlos
ReplyDeleteThank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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Sunset in the tropical area
Whenever an area has lack of safe water. electricity frequent to black out, and lack refrigerators will increase risk to the stomach flu.
The stomach flu is caused by many pathogens from contaminated water, prepared food, and utensils. Bacteria is the most commons cause, such as E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Shigella, dan Salmonella.
Viruses, such as norovirus also contribute to the somach flu. Parasites is less common.
How do you know that you got TD?
Knowing the symptoms, such as suddenly I have loose stool or watery stool, bloating, urgency using bathroom, vomiting, belly pain, tired, and fever.
When this symptoms mild, it goes away, but when severe I need to call health care provider.
How does you prevent TD?
I always make sure do not eat food from unknown sources, do not put ice in drinks, and only drink sealed bottle water. Avoid to eat raw fruits and salads, raw meat, selfish, and unpasteurized milk or yogurt.
I always carry traveler size of alcohol sanitizer, tissue, and liquid soap in my purse. Some medications for TD prophylaxis are always along with other cases.
Muy interesante tu post y las recomendaciones, Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteThank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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People at the beach
Yes, many parts of the world are facing trouble pandemic in this Summer.
However, do you have any plans to travel abroad?
Getting ready to visit the nice places and enjoy the local culinary, but...have you ever have stomach flu when you enjoy traveling?
It does annoy you and sometimes it ruins your traveling schedules.
You are not alone, that happened to me, and many of us. In every 10 person, 3 to 7 person have this experience.
This stomach flu causes loose or watery stool, also known as diarrhea, and it's almost common in travelers. This stomach flu is called the Traveler's Diarrhea (TD).
Why do you get stomach flu when travel?
When I traveled to the warmer area and an area with poor public hygiene, that easy for me to get infected the stomach flu.
These areas do not have access to plumbing and latrine, so you can imagine that the amount of stool contaminated and more accessible to flies.
Que molesto es eso de la gripe estomacal..... A mis nietos les a pasado. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteThank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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Sunset in the tropical area
Whenever an area has lack of safe water. electricity frequent to black out, and lack refrigerators will increase risk to the stomach flu.
The stomach flu is caused by many pathogens from contaminated water, prepared food, and utensils. Bacteria is the most commons cause, such as E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Shigella, dan Salmonella.
Viruses, such as norovirus also contribute to the somach flu. Parasites is less common.
How do you know that you got TD?
Knowing the symptoms, such as suddenly I have loose stool or watery stool, bloating, urgency using bathroom, vomiting, belly pain, tired, and fever.
When this symptoms mild, it goes away, but when severe I need to call health care provider.
How does you prevent TD?
I always make sure do not eat food from unknown sources, do not put ice in drinks, and only drink sealed bottle water. Avoid to eat raw fruits and salads, raw meat, selfish, and unpasteurized milk or yogurt.
I always carry traveler size of alcohol sanitizer, tissue, and liquid soap in my purse. Some medications for TD prophylaxis are always along with other cases.
A good article that gives us to know the problems caused by the lack of hygiene in some places and solutions such as sanitary alcohol and soap, but I prefer to avoid traveling to those countries.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice start to the week.
be better to avoid some places...
DeleteThank you-
Summer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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People at the beach
Yes, many parts of the world are facing trouble pandemic in this Summer.
However, do you have any plans to travel abroad?
Getting ready to visit the nice places and enjoy the local culinary, but...have you ever have stomach flu when you enjoy traveling?
It does annoy you and sometimes it ruins your traveling schedules.
You are not alone, that happened to me, and many of us. In every 10 person, 3 to 7 person have this experience.
This stomach flu causes loose or watery stool, also known as diarrhea, and it's almost common in travelers. This stomach flu is called the Traveler's Diarrhea (TD).
Why do you get stomach flu when travel?
When I traveled to the warmer area and an area with poor public hygiene, that easy for me to get infected the stomach flu.
These areas do not have access to plumbing and latrine, so you can imagine that the amount of stool contaminated and more accessible to flies.
Muito interessante e muito útil tudo quanto aqui hoje nos oferece neste texto.
ReplyDeleteBoa semana :)
Thank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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Sunset in the tropical area
Whenever an area has lack of safe water. electricity frequent to black out, and lack refrigerators will increase risk to the stomach flu.
The stomach flu is caused by many pathogens from contaminated water, prepared food, and utensils. Bacteria is the most commons cause, such as E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Shigella, dan Salmonella.
Viruses, such as norovirus also contribute to the somach flu. Parasites is less common.
How do you know that you got TD?
Knowing the symptoms, such as suddenly I have loose stool or watery stool, bloating, urgency using bathroom, vomiting, belly pain, tired, and fever.
When this symptoms mild, it goes away, but when severe I need to call health care provider.
How does you prevent TD?
I always make sure do not eat food from unknown sources, do not put ice in drinks, and only drink sealed bottle water. Avoid to eat raw fruits and salads, raw meat, selfish, and unpasteurized milk or yogurt.
I always carry traveler size of alcohol sanitizer, tissue, and liquid soap in my purse. Some medications for TD prophylaxis are always along with other cases.
Muy buenas tus recomendaciones.
ReplyDeleteY estupenda explicación.
Un abrazo.
Thank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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People at the beach
Yes, many parts of the world are facing trouble pandemic in this Summer.
However, do you have any plans to travel abroad?
Getting ready to visit the nice places and enjoy the local culinary, but...have you ever have stomach flu when you enjoy traveling?
It does annoy you and sometimes it ruins your traveling schedules.
You are not alone, that happened to me, and many of us. In every 10 person, 3 to 7 person have this experience.
This stomach flu causes loose or watery stool, also known as diarrhea, and it's almost common in travelers. This stomach flu is called the Traveler's Diarrhea (TD).
Why do you get stomach flu when travel?
When I traveled to the warmer area and an area with poor public hygiene, that easy for me to get infected the stomach flu.
These areas do not have access to plumbing and latrine, so you can imagine that the amount of stool contaminated and more accessible to flies.
Summer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
DeleteBuenas recomendaciones. Siempre que salimos de viaje tenemos cuidado.
ReplyDeleteBuen martes. Cuídate.
Un abrazo.
Thank you-
DeleteSummer, be aware with Traveler's Diarrhea – Healthy Life 7
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Sunset in the tropical area
Whenever an area has lack of safe water. electricity frequent to black out, and lack refrigerators will increase risk to the stomach flu.
The stomach flu is caused by many pathogens from contaminated water, prepared food, and utensils. Bacteria is the most commons cause, such as E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Shigella, dan Salmonella.
Viruses, such as norovirus also contribute to the somach flu. Parasites is less common.
How do you know that you got TD?
Knowing the symptoms, such as suddenly I have loose stool or watery stool, bloating, urgency using bathroom, vomiting, belly pain, tired, and fever.
When this symptoms mild, it goes away, but when severe I need to call health care provider.
How does you prevent TD?
I always make sure do not eat food from unknown sources, do not put ice in drinks, and only drink sealed bottle water. Avoid to eat raw fruits and salads, raw meat, selfish, and unpasteurized milk or yogurt.
I always carry traveler size of alcohol sanitizer, tissue, and liquid soap in my purse. Some medications for TD prophylaxis are always along with other cases.