The havoc of Monkey Pox infection – how to protect yourself? Still, the threat of coronavirus is not over from the world, a new virus has knocked on its door, its name is Monkey Pox, yes, it is being told to be a very dangerous virus, and its symptoms have just come up in African countries of Congo, in which its patients are increasing, apart from this, its cases have also come up in America, Canada, Britain, Spain. You are also told that contact testing has started in this whole matter, but its symptoms are normal as in any normal disease, such as pain in the muscles, very severe pain in the throat, or slight fever, its symptoms are being told, although no dedicated vaccine has come, but research is going on about it, but if its initial symptoms are known, then it can be cured, but it is being said that some experts say that it can be very dangerous, that is, this virus can affect a lot of people. Let us tell you that its cases have come up in Britain, Spain, Portugal, Australia, Canada, America, including America, it has spread in more than 10 countries. Let us tell you everything about this virus. Some tell us
The world has not yet fully recovered from the coronavirus pandemic, and a new virus has frightened us, whose name is monkey pox. How big is monkey pox? Monkey pox is caused by a virus, which is a virus of the smallpox family. It is more commonly seen in people of Central and West African countries. This virus has two mainstreams, West Africa and Central African. Now look at the symptoms of monkey pox. The initial symptoms include fever, headache, swelling, back pain and muscle pain. There may be rashes on the skin when there is fever, which often starts from the face, then it spreads to other parts of the body, usually it is more on the palms and soles of the feet. There may be a lot of itching on the rash, there may be pain. There are many changes in it and finally it forms a papule, which later falls off, after which there may be rash marks. This infection usually gets cured on its own and lasts for 14 to 21 days. Where can the infection occur? Monkey pox can be caused by coming in close contact with an infected person. Its virus can enter the body through a cut on our skin or through the eyes, nose or mouth. This virus can also pass from one person to another during sex. Apart from this, it can also spread through infected animals like monkeys, rats and squirrels. Also, if there is virus on the bed or clothes, then it can also spread by coming in contact with it. How dangerous is monkey pox? Till now, mostly mild cases of this virus have been seen, that is, the condition of the patient is not so bad. Sometimes it is like smallpox or chicken pox and gets cured automatically within a few weeks. However, in some cases, the condition of the patient can be serious. Cases of death have also been recorded in West Africa. Another thing related to this virus is being said that gay and bisexual men are more at risk from this. Is it really so? If seen, anyone can get this disease by coming in contact with a person infected with monkey pox. However, the UK Health Security Agency has said that recently many gay and bisexual men were found infected with this virus in Britain and Europe, so the agency has asked them to stay safe. People have been asked to be especially cautious about the symptoms and to contact the doctor immediately. Now the most important question is how much possibility there is of it spreading on a large scale. To know the answer to this, it is necessary to understand the history of this virus. This virus was first found in a monkey in 1958, so it was named monkey pox. Since 1970, small cases of this virus have been reported in 10 African countries. In 2003, this virus was reported in America, and this was the first time that monkey pox cases were seen outside Africa. There, this virus came to humans from animals brought from outside. At that time, 81 cases were registered in America and there were no deaths. In 2017, the biggest outbreak occurred in Nigeria, where 172 cases were reported and 75 percent of the victims were men between the ages of 21 and 40 years. So we can say
The dangerous M Fox Monkey Box virus which started from Africa has now reached Asia from Africa.
The World Health Organization i.e. WHO declared this an international public health emergency on 15 August. More than 20000 cases have been reported worldwide and 555 plus have died. Answers to important questions related to AMPOX Monkey Box were first discovered in 1958 when two monkeys kept for research in Denmark showed symptoms of smallpox-like disease. Its first case in humans was found in a 9-year-old child in Congo in 1970. Usually, this disease spreads from rodents i.e. rats, squirrels and monkeys. This disease can also spread from humans to humans. Its symptoms are like smallpox. In ampox, blisters or blisters appear in the body which get filled with pus. During this, fever, stiffness, and unbearable pain are felt. In 2022, the World Health Organization changed the name of Maa Ki Box to Ampox because the old name was like a stigma on monkeys, whereas this disease also spreads from other animals. Now the question is the question arises why did the WHO declare this global health emergency? According to the WHO, till now more than 20000 cases of this have been reported in Africa alone. Like Covid, this disease is spreading in countries around the world. It can spread through physical or sexual contact with humans. It can spread to children through clothes, bedding, utensils, skin-to-skin contact and mind. But does the world need to worry about HIV at the moment? Till now not a single case of HIV has been reported in the world, but three cases of this have been reported in the neighboring country Pakistan. The three people who have got HIV in Pakistan have landed on international flights. Last year, a patient of HIV also died in Pakistan. All the countries of the world are in talks with Saudi Arabia and Africa where HIV is spread. In such a situation, there is a danger of its spread here too. Now you must be thinking whether HIV is as dangerous as Corona. The answer is no, its speed of spread is slow and the mortality rate is also low. The IB variant is spreading rapidly. It has been found in Congo, Africa. This virus mostly makes children its victims. In 2022, more cases of HIV are expected. The Claim Ib variant was able to spread in 116 countries in which lakhs of people were infected. Last year, 27 cases of monkey pox were found in India, which is the largest. Apart from this, symptoms like fever, headache, voice pimples and weakness are also seen. After entering the body of a healthy person, the virus starts showing its effect within three to six days. To avoid monkey pox, do not touch the infected person, use mouthwash, eye drops. There is no exact vaccine for monkey pox. You can fight it only by strengthening your immune system. However, the United States Food and Drug Administration has given a vaccine to the patient, which is also called In View or Yuva Next. If this vaccine is given to the patient within four days of getting monkey pox, then he can get relief. If someone gets monkey pox, then he should be isolated and treated properly at the right time. It is a rare viral infection that does not spread easily and generally does not make a person seriously ill. It is also being said that there is less chance of its spread in a very large population and finally, what is the treatment for monkey pox? There is no separate vaccine for monkeypox, but The vaccine used to prevent smallpox can also provide 85% protection against monkeypox. Apart from this, antiviral medicines can also help. The World Health Organization has expressed concern and said that the recent cases of monkeypox are unusual and have spread in a country where it has never happened before.