Avoiding Norovirus On Cruise Ships

Yep plain and simple.

Avoiding norovirus on cruise ships. I think it was the kind of scene where she was working on a project of some sort and as a very little one I would go from thing to thing. Sadly with the outbreak of Norovirus on Royal Caribbeans Explorer of the Seas theres a lot of attention being put on this nasty little bug. There are three ways to avoid NV on ships.

Dont ever touch railings elevator buttons and certainly not bathroom door handles. This not only helps you to avoid norovirus spreading to others but will also help to fend off the. Read all the way through to the end to find out how you can know if there is a problem on your ship or not.

Avoid touching the high-touch spots like bannisters and elevator buttons I use my knuckle in ALL elevators. When I first typed the phrase Dont Touch Anything. Wash your hands wash your hands and wash your hands.

We all know Norovirus incidents can happen from time to time on a cruise ship. Norovirus has been a particular problem of late for cruise ships because passengers and crew typically occupy close -- and closed-in -- quarters such as casinos theaters and banquet-style dining. And she meant it.

For more information about noroviruses on cruise ships call the CDC public response hotline at 1-800-CDC-INFO 1-800-232-4636. When I hear that phrase it makes me think of my Mother when I was a child. Discover all you need to know about norovirus on a cruise ship and how to avoid catching it.

Although such outbreak can happen and happen many time on land in offices schools summer camps army bases and many other crowded places when it happens on a cruise ship it seems to get much more attention. As Cruise Critic points out although it is sometimes known as the cruise ship virus norovirus is not limited to cruise ships. The symptoms may include nausea vomiting diarrhea abdominal pain or cramps muscle pain malaise and a low-grade fever.