Sphinx is a grenacella fungus that lives mainly in the human stomach and in the 12-finger bowels and is closely related to the occurrence of many stomach diseases. While most patients may not have visible symptoms after the infection of the claustrospirosis, some show the following:
I. Gastrointestinal symptoms
Indigestion: When infected with cholesterocococcal, the patient may suffer from indigestion symptoms, such as early saturation, abdominal swelling and gassis, as the cholesterocococococcal can damage the stomach mucous membrane, affect the normal digestive function of the stomach and result in longer time for food to stay in the stomach, causing the above-mentioned discomfort.
2 Abdominal pain: Inflammation caused by the infection of the fungus circulosis stimulates the neurological ulcer under the stomach mucous membrane, resulting in a feeling of pain, most of which is located in the upper abdomen, which may be in pain, swelling or burning, with varying degrees of pain and with repeated symptoms.
3 Disgusting: The infection leads to inflammation and functional disorders of the gastric mucous membrane, which affects normal creeping and emptiness in the stomach, which in turn results in nausea and vomiting symptoms, most of which are food that is not digested in the stomach.
Fulfillment: Patients may suffer from loss of appetite, lack of interest in food and reduced consumption due to stomach disorders, indigestion, etc., which in the long run may lead to loss of weight.
II. Oral symptoms
Mouth stench: The fungus of the fungus can reproduce in the toothbrush and produce a odourful metabolite. At the same time, the stomach disease caused by the infection causes indigestion, the food stays in the stomach for too long, it produces an odor, it spreads through the mouth, and it causes stench.
III. Other symptoms
1 Anaemia: Cyclocococcal infections can lead to chronic haemorrhage of the gastric mucous membranes, which in turn causes iron deficiency anaemia, with symptoms such as inactivity, dizziness and pale skin.
Reduced body weight: Reduced nutrient intake by patients due to ingestion and appetite, while stomach diseases affect nutritional absorption, leading to a gradual loss of weight.
The following are some of the methods used to prevent the infection of cholesterol:
Food hygiene
No cold foods: like fruits and vegetables, which are not thoroughly cleaned or cooked, and raw water, which may carry fungus of the cholesterol, while high heating during cooking can kill bacteria and thus avoid infection.
(b) The use of public chopsticks and saliva on the table: saliva containing fungus perspiration, the non-use of male chopsticks during a meal, the risk of cross-infection of cholesterosomiasis through a utensils, and the effective cutting of transmission by the introduction of a meal split or the use of a public spoon.
II. Oral health
1 Keep mouth clean: mouth may also be a hideout for cholesterol, and failure to pay attention to oral hygiene increases the risk of infection and therefore requires that teeth be brushed on time and that toothbrushes be replaced on a regular basis.
(b) Avoid mouth-to-mouth feeding: this way, which allows cholesterol to enter another person directly from the mouth and causes infection, should avoid this unhygienic feeding habit and protect children from cipoccal.
III. Personal hygiene practices
Hand-washing: The fungus can be transmitted by hand contact, such as exposure to food, utensils, etc., after exposure to the saliva of the infected person or contaminated articles, which can lead to infection, so it is a good habit to wash hands before eating.
Maintenance of environmental health: Regular cleaning of rooms and disinfection of surfaces of frequently exposed items can reduce the space for cholesterol and the likelihood of infection.
