Legionella can become fatal if not treated quickly. Therefore, taking suitable precautions for you and your family is essential, as prevention is undoubtedly better than cure. However, many people are unaware of the severe dangers of Legionella, which can put lives at risk.
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How To Stay Ahead Of The Legionella Curve
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How This New Legionella Testing Trend Could Affect You
Legionella is a potentially fatal disease that infects people’s lungs. It gets contracted by breathing in tiny Legionella bacterium droplets from contaminated water systems. Symptoms include wheezing, similar to Pneumonia, which can turn deadly within a couple of days.
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Busted! Don’t Believe These Legionella Myths!
Legionella is bacteria commonly found naturally in freshwater, such as lakes, rivers, ponds, and streams, generally at levels too low to cause disease in people. However, certain conditions that may be present in buildings and homes promote the growth of the bacteria. When water is contaminated with larger quantities of Legionella, it gets released into the air in the form of droplets or mist, the primary route of transmission. The key to preventing outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease is to control Legionella bacterial growth in water systems through preventive maintenance.
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