At the age of four and a half, the baby went to the supermarket and licked inside the shopping cart. Does it have an impact?

Patient's question:

The baby is four and a half years old. Today, I took him to the convenience store, and in the shopping cart, he licked it. Will there be any contagious diseases? Then, if the cart was licked by a dog and the child licks it, will he get rabies? It seems that the convenience store doesn't allow pets to go out, but I'm not too sure. Now I'm quite worried. Please explain in detail, thank you, relieved

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, this situation is generally never likely to result in the infection of any disease, as there are not many diseases that are transmitted through the digestive tract. It is recommended to pay attention to the baby's rest and personal hygiene, and to avoid letting the baby touch external pollutants casually. After coming home, wash hands promptly and face wash. The above advice is for the question "My four-and-a-half-year-old son went to the convenience store today and licked the shopping cart while in the shopping cart," and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wish you health!