The girl has gonorrhea, the mother painfully suspects that the child has been abused, but the cause is from the maid
Baby Bong, the daughter of VTK (Hanoi) has not yet gone to school, so as soon as the doctor announced the test results, she had gonorrhea, making her extremely shocked. Ms. K. was concerned that her child might be sexually abused, but the doctor who checked her private area did not find any signs of abuse.
After that, the doctor suggested that the cause of gonorrhea could also be spread through wearing or soaking clothes, so Ms. K.’s family frantically went to get tested. As a result, the person infected with gonorrhea was not the husband and wife of Ms. K. but the housemaid. It turned out that Bong contracted gonorrhea from the maid by soaking and washing clothes with him.
Also because of washing clothes, the whole family of Mr. T (in Long Bien district, Hanoi) contracted viral fever. Knowing that her husband had a viral fever, Ms. L was very careful when she kept her husband isolated in a separate room, not allowing contact with two small children.
But in the end, her whole family contracted the disease from Mr. T. Lan told the doctor that she was isolated and did not share dishes, cups, and towels, so the cause of the disease was only spread to the whole family. maybe from… the washing machine.
Ms. L. has carefully washed her husband’s clothes in one batch, and her parents’ clothes in another batch. But the doctor said that the washing machine is the reservoir of bacteria, even when washing separately, the bacteria in the washing machine can still cross-contaminate each other’s diseases.
Bacterial drive from washing machine
Scientists around the world estimate that, on average, there are about 0.1g (10,000 microorganisms) in each pair of “clean” underwear. The cycle of infection from laundry detergent is not only through the removal of bacteria in the clothes but also through cross-contamination. Bacteria can be spread from dirty underwear, from bed sheets, from socks, from protective clothing… Even washing machines are involved in this cross-contamination process.
Washing machine is considered a pathogen in the family
According to Dr. Ricarda M. Schmithausen, from the Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, University of Bonn (Germany), most household washing machines will wash clothes at normal temperature. This allows more bacteria to survive the washing process.
Bacteria tend to lurk in detergent drawers, rubber seals, and laundry tubs. Germs such as E. coli, salmonella, and Klebsiella oxytoca can cause pneumonia, skin infections, intestinal cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea. Or even sexually transmitted infections in people with weak, vulnerable immune systems.
Sharing on Health and Life, Dr. BS Vu Dinh Cau, former Head of Urology Department, Military Medical Academy, recommends that parents should not wash adult clothes with children, especially children. new-born. Underwear needs to be washed separately, so wash by hand, dry in sunny places. Underwear if washed with socks, tablecloths, protective clothing… women can get fungal infections from these items.
Should clean the washing machine regularly, at least 2 times / month. Limit the use of fabric softeners. Fabric softener often leaves oil and silicone in the washing machine, causing the washing machine to become dirtier, allowing bacteria to lurk to find ways to wreak havoc on health. Therefore, the fabric softener container in the washing machine is one of the locations that contains the most bacteria.
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