Be careful when planting trees, otherwise the risk of contracting these 6 diseases may increase.

Gardening Tips: Do you also plant a lot of trees and plants in your garden, from vegetable gardens to display plants and different types of trees? Trees and plants need to be cared for like little children, watered, fertilized and pruned from time to time.

But do you know that gardening can increase the risk of 6 diseases, so let us tell you today how you can avoid these diseases and how to make your gardening time fun and safe.

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Tetanus bacteria (Clostridium tetani) is found in soil and dirt, and can enter the body if the skin is injured during planting. To avoid this, always wear gloves when gardening and be careful with sharp tools. Take the tetanus vaccine on time and in case of a cut or injury, clean it immediately and apply ointment.

2. Leptospirosis

This bacteria is found in dirty water, especially water infected by pet or rat urine. Wear rubber gloves and rubber boots when gardening, use clean water, and don’t let water stagnate in your garden.

3. Fungal infection (ringworm)

4. Allergy and asthma symptoms

When planting trees, allergies can occur due to pollen, fungus spores and dust. In such a situation, wear a mask when gardening, especially if you are working in a dusty area or among flowering plants. After that, take a bath immediately and change your clothes.

5. Giardiasis

This parasite is found in water and can enter the body through dirty hands or water. To avoid this, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after gardening.

6. Bacterial infection (sepsis)

Various bacteria found in soil, such as Staphylococcus, can enter the body through the wound and cause infection. In such a situation, wear gloves and if there is a cut or scratch, clean it immediately and apply medicine.

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