I did take an oral health class, but dont shoot me if I'm wrong. Although sharing a toothbrush may be a common practice when one has forgotten a toothbrush, it may not be a good idea. Many forms of infectious bacteria may be transfered through the sharing of a toothbrush, that something such as kissing or sharing a drink may not pass. These bacteria, that the carrier may be immuned to, can have serious concequences when taken in by another individual.
yes u will
Sick the cops on him, it is a federal offense to hack someone else's email.
so you don't get sick
a finger, a toothbrush handle, smoking too many cigarettes to fast, eating anything with mold or rotting, the list goes on...
you get sick... or you get someone else sick. bacteria are transferred to your hands, and are then transferred to everything you touch.
Millions and millions of them can be found on a toothbrush if you had a microscope or Petri dish to culture them. But they are mostly all friendly and will not cause you to get sick.
If the blood group is a match, and the donor wasn't sick, you'll be OK.
probally although it is unlikely someone else could get sick
Why would you want to make someone sick? The only way for someone to get sick from smoking marijuana is for them to share a smoking devise with someone who is sick. Even then, it might not work.
Yes, you definitely can! The article below explains how reinfection via your toothbrush happens and how to clean it to prevent reinfecting yourself and get healthy faster. http://askthedentist.com/is-your-toothbrush-making-you-sick
Sure. Many people can be carriers of disease but not actually having symptoms themselves.
Hang around people who have it, use their lip balm, makeup or even touch what they touch. If you sick and you have a toothbrush (of course you do) and you use it that toothbrush is infected so if some one happens to use it after you (i doubt that) they will get sick with a sure to tolley yes sirry