Doctor warns of “pink mucus” in the bathroom, which many people think is “just fungus”, has sent a young man to the hospital!
Doctor warns: Pink mucus in the bathroom is not just fungus. Did you know it’s dangerous bacteria?
Dr. Karan Rajan has warned against overlooking the warning signs in the คาสิโนออนไลน์ UFABET ฝากถอนรวดเร็ว เริ่มต้นเล่นง่าย that could have health implications, particularly “pink mucus” caused by a type of bacteria that is much more dangerous than many people think.
The doctor commented on a video in which a young man was hospitalized for not cleaning up pink goo in a college dorm shower. He wrote in the clip , “When you don’t clean up pink goo from a college dorm shower.”
This pink slime in the bathroom isn’t just any mold. It’s a buildup of Serratia Marcescens bacteria , which are commonly found in damp areas like bathrooms with high humidity. This bacteria thrives on the oils in soaps and shampoos, making a humid and stuffy bathroom an ideal place for it.
Although this pink substance is generally not very dangerous. If it does not come into contact with the eyes or open wounds, doctors warn that it should “still be avoided”. Especially for those with weakened immune systems or those who come into contact with this substance. As they may be at risk of intestinal, bladder or respiratory infections, especially those with pre-existing health problems.
It also warns that if your home has enough moisture to cause this pink substance to form. It could mean mold growth, which could cause breathing problems or allergies. And if it’s black mold, its spores can cause serious health problems, such as respiratory illnesses.
The doctor also recommends simple ways to prevent the growth of this bacteria in the bathroom. Including keeping the bathroom dry and well-ventilated. Turning on a fan or window after showering to reduce humidity, cleaning and disinfecting the bathroom regularly. Just this can help prevent the growth of bacteria and mold in the bathroom!