It is possible to get an infectious disease from going to a public bathhouse with a wound on your body.
Public bathhouses may spread fungal diseases such as ringworm, tinea pedis, etc. If the hygiene of public bathhouses is poor, sometimes the infection will be transmitted through the public bath or public slippers and other common items, and the infected person will contaminate the environment around the bath or the locker room, which will result in cross-pollination, especially for patients with wounds, the bacteria can easily enter into the wounds and then get infected with the disease.
In addition, sexually transmitted diseases may also occur in public bathrooms if attention is not paid to timely cleaning and disinfection. If an infected person takes a bath in a public bathroom, his/her secretions will contaminate the bath, especially if the body with wounds comes into contact with the secretions or exudate of a person with syphilis, gonorrhea or condyloma acuminatum, which may result in the infection of such diseases.
Patients with wounds who become unwell after going to a public bathroom need to go to the hospital in time.