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Monkeypox. (tv9hindi.com)
Monkeypox Viral: Cases of monkeypox virus are starting to increase once again Monkeypox cases have started to increase in Cambodia for the past one month. The virus has been spreading in this country since January, although no cases of it have been reported in other countries yet, but experts have advised to be vigilant.
Monkeypox virus is part of the variola virus family, the virus that causes smallpox. Its initial symptoms are fever and rash.
Symptoms last 2 to 4 weeks
Ankit Kumar, resident doctor at GTB Hospital, says that the symptoms of monkeypox are similar to those of smallpox, but milder. According to the World Health Organization, monkeypox usually presents with fever, rash and lumps and can cause a variety of health problems. Its symptoms usually appear for two to four weeks, which resolve on their own.
These people are in danger
More than 99% of people suffering from this type of disease can survive. However, people with severely weakened immune systems, children under 1 year of age, and pregnant women and nursing mothers are more likely to become seriously ill and die.
its symptoms
– A rash may occur which may be painful and itchy.
– fever
– Feeling cold
– Fatigue
– Pain in the muscles and pain in the back
– Headache
– Respiratory symptoms such as nasal congestion or cough
– sore throat
– Eruption of the skin
– Rashes on the body
– Symptoms like lethargy may appear
How does monkeypox spread?
Senior doctor Kawaljit Singh of Delhi says that the disease spreads due to contact with infected fluid from an animal or person suffering from monkeypox. It can also be spread by the bite or touch of an infected animal. It is especially spread by rats, squirrels and monkeys. Also, touching things by an infected person poses a risk of infection. Having physical contact with an infected person can also increase the risk.
How to save
– Be sure to get monkeypox vaccine.
– Keep distance from infected person.
– After coming into contact with an infected person, wash hands with soap and clean water.
– Use sanitizer.
– Always wear a mask while leaving the house.
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