Is a gas fire contagious?
Whether the gas fire is contagious in the sense of a transmission from one person to another is not known and rather unlikely. The most common pathogen of gas fire is also found in the intestinal tract of humans or in the genital tract. So it can happen that with an already weakened immune system the germ can be brought to other parts of the body and cause an infection there.
On the other hand, the bacterium, which is also frequently found in the soil, can colonize a wound from the outside. In the First World War, the spread of the gas fire was a serious event, which was encouraged by contaminated medical tools. On the other hand, the bacterium, which is also frequently found in the ground, can colonize a wound from the outside. In the First World War, the spread of the gas fire was a serious event, which was favored by contaminated medical tools.
