Havoc! Monster Monkeypox Virus!!
The corona's prevalence is not diminishing, but the Monkeypox panic is now. France, germany and belgium confirmed the number of patients infected with the monkeypox on Friday. On the other hand, european countries spain, italy, Portugal, sweden, Canada, australia and some parts of Africa including the united states have also reported cases of local diseases. Meanwhile, the growing number of monkeypox patients has added to the concerns of citizens.
A French official says a 29-year-old man tested positive for monkeypox and has been diagnosed with two cases of the virus in Belgium. With the addition of 14 new patients to spain today, the number of monkeypox cases has risen to 21. Two cases have been confirmed so far in Canada, and authorities in the province of Quebec are investigating 17 suspected cases. One monkeypox case has been reported in italy and sweden each. Nine cases have been confirmed in the UK since May 6.
What exactly is monkeypox disease?Monkeypox is a contagious disease. From animals he came to man. Devi is a disease that is close to the disease. If it is infected, small pimples appear on the body. If the disease spreads in the body, it can have serious consequences. There is currently no specific drug available. After being infected with the disease, chicken pox-like blisters appear, said former state president of the indian Medical Association, Dr. avinash Bhondwe said.
The World health Organization (WHO) has provided information on how monkeypox can be transmitted. According to the World health Organization, anyone who comes in contact with a monkeypox patient can be infected. Also, if you use body fluids, saliva or things used by a person with monkey pox, there is a risk of getting this disease. Experts say that homosexuals are at greater risk. Experts also say that monkeypox can be spread through sexual contact. If the disease spreads to the brain and digestive system, it can have different effects. Doctors also say that it can cause eye strain.
There is currently no specific treatment for monkey pox. In some countries, however, the vaccine is available. Although the disease is cured, its sores remain. Monkey pox was first discovered in humans in the 1970's. The symptoms were found in a 9-year-old boy in the African country of Congo. Many patients were later found in Central and West Africa. After 1970, monkeypox cases were found in 11 African countries. Now the disease has re-emerged. Cases of monkeypox are currently on the rise in europe and North America. This is adding to the worries of the world. There is no need to worry as there is no case of Monkey Pox in india at present but there is a need to be vigilant.