標題: for Giardia [打印本頁] 作者: tqkbftup 時間: 2016-4-23 06:39 標題: for Giardia
Tap Water Dangers or a Highly-priced Choice of Bottled Water
That's almost certainly one of the first warnings tourists receive from overly helpful friends and family just before travelling to Russia and especially to be Louis Vuitton Outlet able to St. Petersburg.
Russia's pipes are very old and are known to disolve water of various colors, which range from dingy yellow Tiffany And Co Nz Price to rustic brown. But what about the alternative 49 weeks of the year?
Consuming Russian tap water is generally not suggested. Drinking St. Petersburg tap water is prohibited.
Tourists coming to St. Petersburg are advised to drink only drinking water, although Russians tend to boil tap water for drinking. Numerous tourists are even instructed to remember to brush their teeth with bottled water to avoid exposure to Giardia.
Giardia is a parasite able to live in St. Petersburg's tap water and it will have disastrous effects about the stomach. Besides diarrhea, it may also result in Nike Roshe vomiting and other uncomfortable side effects.
"I know that we've handled a number of people in St. Petersburg, involving expatriates, for Giardia," Kurt Stahl, common Womens Nike Free Nz director of Polo Ralph Lauren Auckland Nz.html the British Us Clinic, said. Trade Buy Oakley New Zealand and also Louis Vuitton Wallet Price For Men Investment web site, sponsored through the British government, reminds people that "the water supply throughout [Russian] cities is drinkable but the coloration, smell and taste are sometimes unpleasant usually due to a large iron content. It is advisable to beverage bottled water rather than tap water. Really it is unsafe to drink the Air Max Thea.html tap waters in St. Petersburg because of the existence of the diarrhea causing parasite Giardia lamblia in the water supply."
"Drink only canned or boiled water, or even carbonated (bubbly) drinks throughout cans or bottles,Inches the CDC warned. "Avoid tap water, fountain drinks and ice cubes. If this is not possible, make water safer by both blocking through an 'absolute 1 micron or less' filtering and adding iodine tablets to your filtered water."
