0 1. Water transmission and water transmission should be the main transmission routes of cholera virus. In nature, many water sources are easily polluted, so cholera virus can spread through water resources, cholera virus can survive for a long time even in polluted water sources, and cholera virus spreads in water for a long time. Therefore, in our daily life, we should try to avoid touching those polluted water sources to prevent cholera virus infection.

02. In fact, this mode of transmission is second only to water transmission. Cholera virus can also spread through some foods in daily life, especially contaminated foods, and the spread speed will be faster. Sometimes these contaminated foods are frozen and transported. In this case, the bacteria will be taken to other places and then spread in a larger area.

03, spread through life contact this is actually a very common way of communication. For example, in daily life, if someone has been infected with cholera virus, as long as some items he has touched may carry cholera virus, when others touch these items, they will be easily infected.

04. The most common mode of mosquito transmission is actually through catering, especially in hot summer, where there are many flies, and the flies themselves have many germs, including cholera virus. Catering will bring these viruses into food, but after people eat these foods, germs will enter the human body, which will lead to more people infected with cholera virus.

The above is actually the main route of transmission of cholera virus, which is an acute intestinal infectious disease, and the infected patients themselves are the source of infection of cholera virus. If you find yourself infected, you need to go to the hospital for treatment.