Tetanus is a potentially deadly disease that lurks in soil and manure. It can enter the skin through cuts and scratches, as well as deep puncture wounds. If you are a gardener, learn how to protect yourself from this life-threatening infection. Is There Tetanus Bacteria In Soil? You may not realize it, but potentially deadly bacteria are lurking in the soil. We’ve all been warned that tetanus infection can occur if you step on a rusty nail or sustain a deep wound. But that’s not the only way to contract tetanus. Its spores, which are common in soil and manure, can enter the body through a small cut or scratch in the skin. Since gardeners spend a lot of time working with soil, it is important to learn how to prevent this life-threatening disease. Can You Get Tetanus from Gardening? Tetanus bacteria in soil is naturally present, so yes, getting […]
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