Cryptosporidiosis Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Cryptosporidiosis? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Cryptosporidiosis
There are several important measures you can take to lower your risk of getting cryptosporidiosis:
- Wash your hands:
- After using the toilet
- After changing a diaper
- Before handling or eating food
- After contact with animals or soil
- After contact with infected people
- Drink safe water:
- Boil water if you are unsure if it's safe
- Avoid swallowing water when swimming in recreational water
- Eat safe food:
- Wash vegetables that will be eaten raw
- Drink only pasteurized milk and juice
- Use precautions during sexual activity
- Washing your hands frequently
- Not swimming in recreational waters
- Taking precautions during sexual activity
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