Patient's question:
Tonight while eating at a grilled fish restaurant, I noticed a band-aid in the dish halfway through. At the time, I didn't argue with the restaurant or ask for compensation, and I'm wondering if I might get an infectious disease? The band-aid didn't seem to have any blood on it.Past treatment history and effectiveness: No particular care was taken.
What kind of infectious disease could I get from eating a band-aid in a restaurant?
Doctor's answer:
When it was heated, it had already been cooked. The adhesive bandage didn't get into my stomach, but I felt extremely nauseous and uncomfortable. Under normal circumstances, it would never be contagious. What's the issue? If there is blood from hepatitis B or HIV on the adhesive bandage, and it's added to the grilled fish and cooked, the high temperature will also kill it. The above is advice on the question "What infectious diseases can you get from eating an adhesive bandage in a restaurant?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!