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		<title>Tips for avoiding infectious disease</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Everyone, at some point in their life, have experienced getting sick from another human being. Whether it was contracting chicken pox playing kickball in elementary school or kissing a significant other, it is not uncommon to contract an infectious disease from another person.
A disease is defined as an abnormal condition of an organism that impairs [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everyone, at some point in their life, have experienced getting sick from another human being. Whether it was contracting chicken pox playing kickball in elementary school or kissing a significant other, it is not uncommon to contract an infectious disease from another person.</p>
<p>A disease is defined as an abnormal condition of an organism that impairs bodily functions, usually indicated by specific symptoms and signs. Infectious diseases, in particular, are caused by external factors such as viruses, bacteria, and other harmful pathogens. It may be as simple as the coughing of co-worker or carelessness in the hospital that can cause you to contract an infectious disease. These diseases range from the common cold to deadly sexually transmitted diseases.</p>
<p>Infectious diseases may seem like an omnipresent part of human life, but there are definitely steps that you can take to avoid contracting such infectious diseases. Being careful and conscious of your safety, along with knowing your surrounding environment can help you avoid contract an infectious disease. Your skin is the main defensive mechanism against infectious diseases, but some diseases will find other ways to enter your body.</p>
<p>The rest of this article will give you tips on how to avoid contracting infectious diseases. Follow these tips to change your behavior and avoid the spread and contraction of these diseases. <a href="http://www.usaplumber.com">plumber atlanta</a><span id="more-55"></span></p>
<p>1. Wash your hands</p>
<p>To best way to avoid infectious disease is by constantly washing your hands. Harmful microbes can live on any surface up to several months. Think about how many different things you hands touch in the course of a day. If your eye suddenly itches, and you decide to scratch it, there is little difference between rubbing your cornea all over your germ-infested keyboard. Washing your hands should take no less than 20 seconds and should be followed with hand-drying. As a timer, sing “Happy Birthday” in your brain. When you finish the song, it’s safe to stop!</p>
<p>2. Avoid sharing hygienic items</p>
<p>For personal hygienic items such as toothbrushes, towels, razors, or handkerchiefs, it is smarter to avoid sharing with others. Harmful pathogens that cause disease can be living all over these items. Do whatever you can to keep these items to yourself, and avoid using others’ items as well.</p>
<p>3. Get vaccinated</p>
<p>Your immune system is designed to be more resistant to previous infections. If you do not feel like contracting a disease just to teach your immune system new tricks, getting a vaccination from your doctor can do it for you. Many vaccines will implant a mock microbe that teaches your immune system to enhance its defense against infectious diseases such as the flu.</p>
<p>4. Practice safe sex</p>
<p>Use condoms when having sex to avoid contracting and spreading sexually-transmitted diseases. It is just that simple. A sexually-transmitted disease is often permanent and life-changing. Avoid being careless and you can avoid contracting these diseases!</p>
<p>5. Do not pick your nose, eyes, ears, or mouth</p>
<p>Do not give the disease an open invitation to the most susceptible areas on your body! Microbes prefer the warmness and mucous of these body parts. Avoiding infectious disease includes using tissues and not dirty fingers to clean your sinuses!</p>
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