Is a family of six infected with sexually transmitted diseases in the hotel because the hotel disinfection is not thorough?

The transmission route of sexually transmitted diseases mainly includes the following five aspects:

First, the spread of sexual behavior: the so-called sexual behavior mainly includes kissing, touching, hugging and sexual intercourse. Sexual intercourse is the main route of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. There are several reasons why sexual intercourse causes the spread of sexually transmitted diseases: 1, and the genitals are in direct contact with pathogens. 2. During sexual intercourse, the genitals of both parties are in a state of congestion, and the pressure in the organization is easy to get hurt.

Second, indirect contact transmission: contact transmission of non-sexual relations between people is relatively rare. However, some sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, fungal infection, etc., can be spread through towels, bathtubs, clothes and other supplies, especially in areas with poor economic conditions and low sanitary level, and indirect contact transmission sometimes occurs.

3. Blood transmission: Syphilis, AIDS and gonorrhea can all cause pathogenic anemia. If the recipient receives this blood, an infectious infection will occur. Blood-borne infection has the following characteristics: 1, with high incidence. 2, the onset is fast. 3. It can span the whole course of disease. 4. Disseminated lesions appear. 5, systemic symptoms are serious.

Fourth, mother-to-child transmission: the fetus spreads through the placenta. Most syphilis and AIDS are at risk of mother-to-child transmission. There are three modes of mother-to-child transmission of sexually transmitted diseases: 1, primary infection 2, retrograde infection 3 and acquired infection.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) iatrogenic transmission: mainly caused by the following reasons: 1, lax protection, mainly occurring in doctors and nurses. 2, disinfection is lax, check the instruments used by patients, after use, they should be soaked and disinfected, washed repeatedly, and then autoclaved. If the disinfection is not strict and the pathogen is not killed, it can infect others when it is reused.