After the outbreak of the “deadly epidemic”… Learn about the symptoms of Ebola

United kingdom For a number of diseases, including Ebola, results are expected in the next few days.

newspaper "Sun" British authorities had revealed that an area of ​​Colchester Hospital in Essex was closed overnight this week so that staff could deal with coronavirus. "infection control problem".

• The newspaper reported that the patient raised concerns after he showed viral symptoms and revealed his recent travel history.
• UK Health Security Agency officials said (UKHSA) it’s a "It is routine to test patients returning from travel for a variety of infectious diseases".
• And last month, doctors in the UK were asked to be on the case "High alert for disease"distance Ebola outbreak In Uganda, which is trying to combat its spread, it has caused 141 cases and 55 deaths since September 20.

and spread Ebola in Uganda Several times, including the 2000 outbreak, which killed more than 200 people.

The current Ebola outbreak, in central Uganda, has a fatality rate of 69 percent.

Ebola symptoms

Guidance from the NHS states Britainthat the person affected by the disease includes symptoms that appear on it:

• high temperature.
• Headache.
• Joint and muscle pain.
• Sore throat.
• severe muscle weakness
• These symptoms start suddenly, 2 to 21 days after infection.
• Other symptoms can follow, including diarrhea, being sick, rashes, stomach pain, and decreased kidney function.

How does the virus spread?

• Ebola is transmitted through contact with the blood, body fluids, or organs of an infected person or animal.
• You can become infected by touching the body of someone who has symptoms or who has recently died from the disease.
• The infection is also transmitted from cleaning bodily fluids or touching dirty clothes of an infected person.
• The virus can live for several days outside the body.

• Having sex with an infected person without using protection is one of the ways the infection spreads.
• Handling or eating raw and undercooked animal meat can also lead to the spread of the virus.

It is noteworthy that there is no cure for Ebola, and if a person is infected with it, he must immediately quarantine.

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concern in Britain

• The patient is tested United kingdom For a number of diseases, including Ebola, results are expected in the next few days.
• The British newspaper, “The Sun”, had revealed that an area at Colchester Hospital in Essex was closed overnight this week, so that staff could deal with an “infection control problem”.

• The newspaper reported that the patient raised concerns after he showed viral symptoms and revealed his recent travel history.
• UK Health Security Agency officials said (UKHSA) It is “routine to test patients returning from travel for a variety of infectious diseases”.
• And last month, doctors in the UK were asked to be on “high alert for disease”, after a… Ebola outbreak In Uganda, which is trying to combat its spread, it has caused 141 cases and 55 deaths since September 20.

and spread Ebola in Uganda Several times, including the 2000 outbreak, which killed more than 200 people.

The current Ebola outbreak, in central Uganda, has a fatality rate of 69 percent.

Ebola symptoms

Guidance from the NHS states Britainthat the person affected by the disease includes symptoms that appear on it:

• high temperature.
• Headache.
• Joint and muscle pain.
• Sore throat.
• severe muscle weakness
• These symptoms start suddenly, 2 to 21 days after infection.
• Other symptoms can follow, including diarrhea, being sick, rashes, stomach pain, and decreased kidney function.

How does the virus spread?

• Ebola is transmitted through contact with the blood, body fluids, or organs of an infected person or animal.
• You can become infected by touching the body of someone who has symptoms or who has recently died from the disease.
• The infection is also transmitted from cleaning bodily fluids or touching dirty clothes of an infected person.
• The virus can live for several days outside the body.

• Having sex with an infected person without using protection is one of the ways the infection spreads.
• Handling or eating raw and undercooked animal meat can also lead to the spread of the virus.

It is noteworthy that there is no cure for Ebola, and if a person is infected with it, he must immediately quarantine.