Practice Good Hygiene
Hepatitis A virus is typically spread by the fecal-oral route when an uninfected individual takes foods or drinks contaminated with an infected person’s feces. Improved sanitation is one of the most efficient methods for combating the virus.
Wash the hands thoroughly before preparing, serving and eating food, and after using the restroom or changing a diaper. They should be cleansed for 15 seconds with soap and warm water and thoroughly rinsed. If washing the hands is not possible, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Practice good personal hygiene activities, such as bathing and tooth brushing.
Due to the contagious nature of the virus, it is best not to share personal items such as tissues and soap. Good hygiene is essential since it aids in preventing the spread of pathogens and infectious illnesses. Touching other people, getting feces on the hands, handling contaminated food, or coming into contact with unclean surfaces or things can transmit the virus. In addition, it is essential to frequently clean the surrounding areas, such as the bathroom and kitchen.
