Bacteria and bacteria are dangerous on screens. Warning!

Electronic touch screens are everywhere: if you plan to travel, you will have to touch a touch screen, from the airport, order food or choose a section to look in the plane.

Although these screens seem to have made traveling a lot easier, but at the same time becoming a favorite place for harmful germs and bacteria, this may be why you get sick after a trip.

According to a UK study, according to the Healthline report, infectious bacteria from human and animal faeces are found in most general touch screens, especially bacteria from the intestines, nose or even stools.

According to the report, these screens usually contain intestinal bacteria, from plants in the digestive system, while fecal infections can cause fever, headaches, chills and diarrhea and, in more severe cases, can lead to meningitis or urinary tract infections.

The researchers also discovered lysteria, a serious germ of foodborne origin.

Tips on touch screens:

1. Personal hygiene is the first line of defense that protects the body against bacteria.

2 – Wash your hands well and be sterile after touching screens or surfaces that affect a lot of people.

Wash hands before and after meals.

4. During the trip, keep a hand sanitizer in case of emergency.