Russian doctor: Ebola fever symptoms develop in stages

 


Russian doctor: Ebola fever symptoms develop in stages

Russian doctor Nadezhda Chernyshova pointed out that the condition of someone infected with Ebola fever deteriorates gradually, starting with a high fever and muscle pain, then developing into a skin rash, vomiting and bleeding.

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In an interview with the Russian website aif.ru, the doctor said: "In the first stage, the body temperature rises suddenly and sharply, and the patient experiences headache, general weakness, malaise, severe muscle pain, and a sore throat. After a few days, usually on the fourth or fifth day, the so-called wet stage begins. During this period, all the above symptoms are accompanied by a skin rash, vomiting, and diarrhea."

In the final stage, according to the doctor, the patient exhibits all the symptoms mentioned previously, accompanied by a hemorrhagic syndrome that includes bleeding gums, bleeding eyes, and internal bleeding.

The doctor stressed that the final stage is dangerous, as it leads to death in more than half of the cases, and reminded that the infection is not transmitted from the patient until the first symptoms appear on him.

The World Health Organization recently warned that the number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo had increased during the latest outbreak to more than 7,000, with more than 3 deaths recorded.

Ebola fever, or hemorrhagic fever, is a serious viral disease that affects humans and is often fatal. It is transmitted through contact with the body fluids of an infected person, such as blood and saliva, or contaminated objects. Controlling the disease depends on the early isolation of infected individuals and adherence to strict infection control procedures.

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