Patient's question:
If food or clothing contaminated with hepatitis or AIDS is eaten or worn again, will one get sick?Doctor's answer:
First, both diseases are infectious. Things contaminated by viral industrial pollution can potentially infect you if you touch them. However, the virus must enter the bloodstream to transmit and cause illness. So, if you eat food contaminated by viral industrial pollution but have no ulcers in your digestive tract, the virus cannot enter your bloodstream, and you will definitely not be infected. If you have been vaccinated with the hepatitis B vaccine and have developed antibodies, you will have immunity against hepatitis B. There is a high chance of infection if you touch food or clothing contaminated with viral hepatitis or HIV. Of course, prevention is necessary.