If someone showers shortly after you or you frequently walk barefoot, bacteria can spread on your feet and be transferred back to your genital area. This significantly increases the risk of a bladder infection.
How can you protect yourself and your loved ones?
Avoid urinating in the shower, especially if the bathroom is shared.
Keep the bathroom clean and disinfect the wet areas regularly.
Try to empty your bladder only in the toilet.
Wear slippers when showering in shared areas.
Develop good hygiene habits and teach them to your children. Continued on the next page ️ ️ ⏬⏬ ⏬
