Does smallpox develop sooner or later in a person s life?

October 26, 1979.

Smallpox was eradicated from all over the world.

On 26 October 1979, the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) announced in Nairobi that smallpox had been eradicated from the world and celebrated the occasion.

In the last two years, World Health Organization (WHO) inspectors have made this historic announcement after investigating the last four countries in East Africa that have not yet been declared free of smallpox – Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia and Djibouti – and found that they have indeed eliminated the disease.

Smallpox is one of the most contagious diseases in the world. For thousands of years, millions of people have been killed or disfigured. One hundred and eighty years ago, the United Kingdom invented a vaccinia vaccine to prevent smallpox.

The mortality rate among smallpox patients is still as high as one third. Later, developed countries gradually brought the disease under control, but there are still epidemics in rural Africa. The last large-scale smallpox eradication campaign began in 1967.

Now, the smallpox virus is kept in only seven laboratories in some countries for research purposes.

Now that medicine is developed, as soon as a child is born, the first thing doctors do is to give the child a smallpox vaccine. So you don't have to worry about your child getting smallpox, and if you are not vaccinated at birth, you can go to the local epidemic prevention department to make up for your child. If you still don't do what I asked you to do, and your child has smallpox, that's okay.

All you need to do is stay in the hospital for a week.

No, the immunity caused by smallpox is permanent, and even if the second smallpox virus invades the body, it will be eliminated within a very short range.

Although scientifically speaking, it won't, but I've really had to go through it several times, maybe it's not clear? Three times in my memory, I thought I had a different kind of disease, and then my mother told me it was smallpox.

100% would! There is no guarantee that smallpox will not be released intentionally or inadvertently!

As long as you have been vaccinated and have had smallpox, you will basically not be infected again!

Such as smallpox, chickenpox, measles, mumps, polio, Japanese encephalitis, etc. Because people who have suffered from this kind of infectious disease will have antibodies in the body to destroy the pathogen for life, and when the pathogen invades the body again, they can have an immune response to the pathogen and produce immunity, and they will no longer get the disease. The immunity produced by the above infectious diseases is called lifelong immunity, so people will only get the above infectious diseases once in their lifetime.

aids, only once.

Many people get a once-in-a-lifetime illness that they don't get now. The little baby will be injected from birth, and many needles o

Measles! But as long as you get vaccinated, you'll be fine.

Love is actually very simple and simple! Love doesn't need to be out of the blue, it's true! For love, we don't expect its fulfillment, but we can make it true...

Today's society is a society where feelings are overflowing, love has long become fast food, not for eternity, but for what once had... What will happen in the future, who thinks so far? So love becomes a pillow when you are lonely, a traveling companion when you are lonely; It becomes an excuse for some people to achieve their goals, and even becomes a slave to money ...

At this time, love has lost its beautiful aura and has become realistic and worldly... Is there still true love in this society? Yes, but very little, modern people do not know how to cherish love, when they have it, they will suck the essence of love recklessly, do not water, do not fertilize, so the flower of love will not be long before it withers...

When love went away, I found that the beautiful love I was striving for was once so close to me, but unfortunately there is no regret medicine in this world... So when you have a good love, cherish it ... To love someone is to care about him and want him to be happy, and his joys, sorrows and sorrows also affect my emotions, but I just want him to be happy.

If you love someone just to make him love you, then you are misinterpreting the meaning of love. If he could live happier without you, then you should be happy, shouldn't you? Your fulfillment may make it a lot easier for each other, friend, why bother so much, there are many unfair things in the world.

The fate is determined by heaven, and the share is artificial, maybe you are not suitable to be together. Bury that love deep in your heart, as long as you silently bless him, one day you will also be blessed by God and meet your real him. Now if you have the same mindset as I do, you will be happy.

It's right to love someone, it's just that we love the wrong person

True love is acceptance, not endurance; It is support, not domination; It's a condolence, not a question. True love, to thank but also apologize; Be considerate and considerate; We must admit our mistakes and correct them. True love is not to stare at each other, but to look in the same direction together.

Perhaps, love, is not the search for a perfect person; Rather, learn to appreciate an imperfect person with a perfect eye. If you hold hands, don't do it, just say break up. Perhaps, love is to give willingly and share joys and sorrows.

Don't wait until you lose it to know how valuable it is; Don't wait until you're hurt to beg for forgiveness; Something is lost and will never come back. If a person confesses to you, please cherish his love for you no matter what, even if it can only be an ordinary friend; Perhaps there will not be a second time for a person's innocent confession. Because of kindness, so cute; Because it's cute, it's beautiful; Because of beauty, so yearning; Because of yearning, so in love.

It's not because you're lonely that you love each other, it's about making those who love each other not feel lonely. It's love, not time, that is able to ** all the trauma. In a person's life, there will always be a large period of blandness, interrupting unsatisfactory encounters, it is love that makes us think of beauty, and there is still hope.

With love, you don't feel that hardship is a burden. It is far more important to cherish what you have now than to pursue what you don't have.

Love is the foundation of the family, and career is the material guarantee of love and family.

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Smallpox is a virulent infectious disease caused by the smallpox virus and the first infectious disease to be eradicated by humans worldwide. It is reported that on December 21 last year, Bush of the United States took the lead in vaccinating against smallpox in order to prevent a biological attack. Because the smallpox virus, like the anthrax bacillus, has a very powerful lethality if it is used as a biological **, it is called a "poor man's nuclear bomb".

In our country, smallpox was eradicated decades ago, and now not only ordinary people know nothing about smallpox, but many doctors also only hear about smallpox, but do not see it. Here's a quick overview of smallpox.

The smallpox virus is brick-shaped, about 200 microns to 300 microns, and is highly resistant, resistant to dryness and low temperatures, and can survive for several months to a year and a half on scabs, dust, and clothing. The smallpox virus is highly contagious and can be contracted by people who have not had or have not been vaccinated against smallpox, including men, women, and children, including newborns. Smallpox is mainly transmitted by droplet inhalation or direct contact, and when a person is infected with smallpox virus, there is an incubation period of about 10 days, after which the patient becomes very acute, mostly with headache, back pain, chills or chills.

Symptoms such as high fever can begin with a body temperature of up to 41 or more. Accompanied by nausea, vomiting, constipation, insomnia, etc. Vomiting and seizures are common in children.

3 5 days after onset, the patient develops a rash on the forehead, cheeks, wrists, arms, trunk, and lower extremities. It begins as a red macule, then becomes a papule, after 2 to 3 days the papules turn into herpes, and then the herpes turns into a pustular rash. 2 to 3 days after the formation of the pustular rash, it gradually dries out and shrinks into a thick scab, and after about 1 month, the scab begins to fall off, leaving a scar, commonly known as "hemp spots".

Patients with severe smallpox are often accompanied by complications, such as sepsis, osteomyelitis, encephalitis, meningitis, pneumonia, bronchitis, otitis media, laryngitis, blindness, miscarriage, etc., which are the main causes of death from smallpox.

Smallpox patients should be strictly isolated, and the patients' clothes, quilts, utensils, excrements, and secretions should be thoroughly disinfected. In addition to taking symptomatic ** and support ** for patients, the focus is on preventing complications for patients, and keeping the mouth, nose, pharynx, eyes, etc. clean. Smallpox vaccination is the most effective way to prevent smallpox.

It is a virulent infectious disease that once caused fear around the world. After getting sick, you will have herpes and high fever all over the body! The mortality rate is extremely high!

And it's extremely contagious! The virus was declared eradicated in 1979. The virus is now available in laboratories in the United States and Russia.

If you have smallpox, you can only control the high fever with medication and take antibiotics to prevent infection after the pustule ruptures...

Don't worry, don't worry about the harm of the virus, as long as it doesn't leak and there is no mutation, it's not harmful to us today! See if there's a circular scar at the location of the triceps muscle in your left arm?! That's cowpox inoculation, it's already your body that produces antibodies to smallpox!

Now it's basically gone, you will be vaccinated at birth, and you won't get this disease anymore if you get it.

Smallpox is chickenpox, it should be caused by chickenpox virus infection, medical knowledge in ancient times has not yet reached, naturally incurable, modern due to the discovery of vaccines by Western medicine, the earliest was discovered by the British, that is, from the cow pox to obtain the vaccine for the human body, is commonly known as cowpox!

There must be a ** method, now it is called measles, it is a genetic disease, there was no ** method before, just like cancer now.