comments on: human salmonellosis cases related to backyard poultry - 安卓beplay //www.bkpromos.com/2020/12/human-salmonellosis-cases-related-to-backyard-poultry/ welcome to the poultry extension website sun, 22 aug 2021 20:08:26 +0000 hourly 1 by: jacquie //www.bkpromos.com/2020/12/human-salmonellosis-cases-related-to-backyard-poultry/#comment-1405 sun, 22 aug 2021 20:08:26 +0000 //www.bkpromos.com/?p=2734#comment-1405 in reply to karin kadhikwa.

poultry, and most animal species, have salmonella in their digestive tracts. as a result, their fecal material has salmonella. any humans who handle poultry can become contaminated with the salmonella and if it enters their digestive tract (as with kids sucking thumbs, people eating food without washing hands first, kissing birds, etc) they become sick with the salmonella. that is how human salmonellosis occurs. the poultry flocks have salmonella – they don’t need to be exposed to human excreta in order to get salmonella in their digestive tracts.
the same thing can happen if people handle turtles or snakes – they have salmonella as well. if that gets into the humans stomach by improper handing of the reptiles, they too will get salmonellosis.

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by: karin kadhikwa //www.bkpromos.com/2020/12/human-salmonellosis-cases-related-to-backyard-poultry/#comment-1403 fri, 20 aug 2021 15:58:23 +0000 //www.bkpromos.com/?p=2734#comment-1403 thanks a lot,
how does human salmoneliosis happened? were the flocks exposed to human excretas or ?

please provide more information , that will be more helpful.
thanks so much

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