STDs can also sneak up on children!

　　Many suffer from sexually transmitted diseases Children are infected because of carelessness in daily life. So, as a parent, How can you best protect your children?

　　First of all, try not to take your children to public bathrooms to bathe. The temperature of the bathing center is conducive to the growth of bacteria and viruses, and when people are in the process of steaming and rubbing, skin The protective barrier function of the child is weakened, and the child's delicate skin is particularly susceptible to damage and infection. If you must go to a public bathroom, you should also choose a place with a shower. Never let your children take a bath in a public bath.

　　Secondly, when swimming in public swimming pools, do not let your children sit anywhere. Seats in swimming pools are easily contaminated by patients, and children can easily become infected after coming into contact with contaminated parts.

　　Furthermore, if there is a sexually transmitted disease patient at home or you have received a sexually transmitted disease patient, you must pay attention to the disinfection of daily utensils. Here's how:

　　one. Sun exposure and freezing

　　Studies have shown that sexually transmitted disease pathogens such as Treponema pallidum, gonococcus, papillomavirus, etc. are sensitive to heat or cold. For example, gonococcus can only survive for 15 minutes at 45 degrees Celsius and only survive for 90 minutes under ultraviolet radiation. Therefore, items that patients with sexually transmitted diseases have come into contact with should be exposed to the sun for 2-3 hours. Disinfection purposes can also be achieved by placing certain pollutants outdoors overnight in winter.

　　two. boiled

　　The clothes and pants worn by the patient, used towels, bath towels and dishes and basins can be disinfected by boiling. But before boiling, wash it with soap and then put it in the pot for steaming. quilt AIDS Items contaminated with poison should be boiled for 20 minutes.

　　three. soak

　　For some utensils that can be soaked, they can be disinfected by soaking them in a disinfectant solution such as 0.1 to 0.5% chlorine bleach or 6% hydrogen peroxide solution for 30 minutes. If you can wash it before soaking, you should also wash it with soap first.

　　Four. wipe

　　Toilets, doors and windows, and other items that cannot be exposed to the sun, boiled, or soaked can be disinfected by wiping. Rinse with water before wiping, then wipe with disinfectant. Commonly used disinfectants include bleach containing 5% chlorine, Lysol, etc. Disinfectant should be prepared as required. When purchasing disinfectant, be sure to buy recent products.