Eniyan ni ewu

• awọn awọn ọmọde kekere (from 6 months to 3 years), especially those who attend itọju ọmọde or nurseries because of the multiplication of contacts. They are particularly at risk because their immune systems are immature and they put everything in their mouths. On average, a child under 5 suffers from diarrhea 2,2 times a year in industrialized countries¹¹. daycare staff is consequently also more at risk.
• awọn agbalagba, especially those who live in residence, because their immune systems weaken with age.
• People who live or work in closed environment (hospital, plane, cruise, summer camp, etc.). Half of them would be susceptible to contracting gastroenteritis when an epidemic breaks out.
• People who travel to Latin America, Africa and Asia.
• People with weakened immune systems due to illness or Awọn elegbogi immunosuppressants, such as anti-rejection drugs for transplant patients, certain anti-arthritis drugs, cortisone, or strong antibiotics which unbalance the intestinal flora.

Awọn nkan ewu

Do not respect the awọn iwọn imototo described in section Idena ti gastroenteritis.