How can we distinguish between monkeypox and smallpox symptoms, which have been detected in many cou

Today is August 2nd, according to the latest news reports, the monkeypox virus has appeared in many countries around the world, the World Health Organization reminds everyone to pay attention to the spread of the monkeypox virus, since the monkeypox virus was discovered, many people say that the monkeypox virus is similar to the smallpox virus that happened before, but when it comes to the smallpox virus, many people will feel terrible, so everyone is also afraid of the monkeypox virus, so how should the monkeypox virus and the smallpox virus be distinguished?

If you are unfortunate enough to get sick and have symptoms that are suspected of being infected with the monkeypox virus, then you have been in contact with wild animals in the wild for some period of time, then it is very likely that you have been infected with the monkeypox virus, not the smallpox virus, and the smallpox virus can only be transmitted by people and peopleRecently, experts have also found that the monkeypox virus can also be transmitted by people and people, but the smallpox virus is much more contagious than monkeypox, which can be transmitted through blood and body fluidsThe smallpox virus, on the other hand, can spread through face-to-face people, so there's no need to panic too much about monkeypox.

Patients infected with the monkeypox virus will have a rash on their hands, the size of a blister, which is relatively concentrated, while the rash caused by the smallpox virus is more scattered, accompanied by a high fever that does not go away, and some people infected with the monkeypox virus do not have a fever, so in terms of infection symptoms, the symptoms caused by the monkeypox virus are not as strong as the smallpox virus, and the smallpox virus mainly appeared in previous eras, when the survival rate was not high, but modern medicine is highly developed, and monkeypox is not a problemTherefore, it seems that the monkeypox virus is much lighter than the smallpox virus.

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First look at the degree of damage to the human body, then observe the speed of transmission, and see if symptoms such as lymphatic swelling and pain and widespread rash occur during the incubation period.

I think that if you want to distinguish between these two diseases, you should mainly distinguish them according to the symptoms of these two diseases, although the two diseases are very similar, but the impact of this virus on the body will be more serious, and there will be vomiting and fever.

The symptoms of monkeypox cases are reflected according to the patient's own constitution, and the symptoms are actually different for each person. The symptoms of the smallpox virus are basically similar.

According to the UK**, the relevant data released by the UK Health Security Agency showed that there were 104 new cases of red bean virus in England. Seeing such data, I believe that many netizens will panic at the first time, and the transmission speed of the monkeypox virus is indeed very widespread, and the transmission speed is also very fast.

What are the symptoms of monkeypox virus in a person?

In fact, the monkeypox virus and smallpox belong to the same category, so it also has a certain incubation period, generally speaking, the time from exposure to the onset of the disease is usually 5 to 21 days, and the infection process is also divided into two stages, the first stage is the initial stage, and the second stage is the rash stage.

1. Initial performance. Initial symptoms include muscle pain, back pain, body fever, headache, and swollen lymph nodes. In particular, there can be significant swelling in the armpits or inguinal lymph nodes in the neck, but it is important to distinguish between the monkeypox virus and smallpox during this period.

2. Rash stage. Generally speaking, after 1 to 3 days of fever, the rash begins on the face, consists of red macules, and gradually spreads to other parts of the body, including palms, soles, etc., and evolves from macules to papules, blisters, pustules, and finally dryness, scabs and fall off, leaving indentations and pigmentation.

How does the monkeypox virus spread?

For monkeypox virus, which is a zoonotic disease, it can be transmitted from animal to animal as well as from person to person.

The source of infection of monkeypox is usually animals carrying or infected with the virus, including African rodents and non-human primates, and the purpose of transmission can also be achieved if the patient uses infected animals or comes into contact with infected animals, and is in close proximity for a long time, in the state of respiratory droplets.

In addition, there are some people who like to go to crowded or crowded places, and if one person has been infected with the monkeypox virus during this period, then through droplets and contact, many viruses will also be transmitted.

Patients diagnosed with the flu will initially develop fever, chills, exhaustion, headache, muscle weakness, followed by swollen lymph nodes and a large rash on the face and body surfaces, including the inside of the mouth, soles of the feet, and palms.

There will be persistent fever, ** easy to appear red, swollen or rotten, weakness, muscle aches, dizziness and dizziness.

There will be redness and swelling all over the body, and there will be special itching. There will always be a fever, and it will be a high fever. There is no strength in the limbs.

Humans can ** monkeypox, but the mortality rate of monkeypox is relatively high, so monkeypox will attract many people's attention.

When monkeypox patients appear in some European and American countries, because the support rate of monkeypox can reach more than 10%, if it is not effective, patients will also have a series of sequelae, so many people are very afraid that monkeypox will spread on a large scale. To some extent, the area where monkeypox spreads is mainly Africa, because the virus is very similar to smallpox, and in most cases, monkeypox is difficult to survive in higher latitudes, and there is no need to worry too much about the spread of monkeypox.

Cases of monkeypox have emerged in many countries.

In the case that the new crown has not completely subsided, there are patients with unexplained hepatitis in some countries, and monkeypox patients in others. This is not the first time that cases of monkeypox have been detected, as cases of monkeypox were detected in African countries decades ago, and after no effective prevention and control measures were taken, monkeypox disappeared without a trace. After decades, monkeypox has been detected in many European and American countries.

Humans can **monkeypox.

Although humans have not developed a specific drug for monkeypox, when monkeypox patients are found, we can follow the method of smallpox to treat monkeypox. If done properly, the lives of monkeypox patients will not be seriously affected by this. In addition, if we want to further prevent monkeypox, we can get smallpox vaccine in advance, and the smallpox vaccine can even be more effective against monkeypox than 85%.

We don't need to worry too much about monkeypox either.

The main reason for this is that there are only more than 100 cases of monkeypox worldwide, and many monkeypox patients are not necessarily linked to each other. To some extent, monkeypox is very pathogenic, and it also has a fatality rate of more than 10%, which also means that it is difficult for monkeypox to spread widely in a short period of time. In most cases, it is the virus that has a relatively low lethality rate that causes widespread infection.

This can't be, the problem now is that I don't understand, so after infection, I just wait to die.

There have been cases of monkeypox in many countries, and humans can't ** this disease now, and China has not yet.

Although monkeypox is less pathogenic than its cousin, smallpox, can still cause death in patients with a fatality rate of 1% to 10%. To make matters worse, there is still no effective cure for the disease.

Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease, and it is the same type of virus as smallpox, and because it is the same type, they are transmitted in the same way.

Monkeypox and smallpox are close relatives because the genome structure of these two viruses is very similar. Smallpox is an acute infectious disease caused by smallpox virus infection; Monkeypox is caused by the monkeypox virus.

The monkeypox virus belongs to the same group of viruses as the smallpox virus and vaccinia virus, and can be transmitted from animals to humans through direct close contact and from person to person. The main transmission routes are blood, body fluids, respiratory droplets, mucus, etc., but it requires close contact with infected people, and the contagiousness is much lower than that of smallpox virus. Common household disinfectants can kill the monkeypox virus.

Today is July 25th, according to the latest news reports, there are many regions around the world that have been infected with monkeypox virus patients, which has caused panic among people all over the world, in fact, there is no need to worry too much, the modern medical level is developed, monkeypox is not a problem, some people say that monkeypox and smallpox are very similar, will cause ** surface acne, but these two viruses are still very different in nature, so what is the difference between these two viruses?

Although monkeypox virus and smallpox virus have many similarities in terms of clinical manifestations, their causes are fundamentally different, monkeypox is caused by monkeypox virus infection, and smallpox is caused by smallpox virus infection, and the infection rate of smallpox is much higher than that of monkeypox, as early as the Qing DynastyThere were many emperors and people at that time who were infected with smallpox, and in that era when medical technology was not developed, the ** rate of smallpox was still very low, and the infection rate of the monkeypox virus is not high nowTherefore, as long as the prevention and control is done properly, there is no need to worry too much.

The transmission of the monkeypox virus exists between animals and animals, between humans and animals, and also includes cases of human-to-human transmission, the monkeypox virus originates from diseased monkeys and mammals in tropical rainforests, including rodents, and people are infected by contact with sick monkeys or other animals, and thus begin to transmit from humans to humansThis is not the case with smallpox, which was transmitted from person to person in the first place, mainly through body fluids and droplets from respiratory infections, so the transmission of the monkeypox virus is limitedThis is also an important reason why it is not very contagious.

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Viruses are transmitted in different ways, with different types of infection, different disease states, different risks, and different fatality rates.

Cases of monkeypox occur in minors, and the fatality rate is not particularly high. Smallpox is a virulent infectious disease and has a relatively long incubation period.

Monkeypox is basically transmitted by humans and animals, while smallpox is mainly infected by humans, and the main route of infection is blood and body fluids.

Monkeypox is a rare disease similar to smallpox, a viral zoonotic disease with symptoms that are highly similar to smallpox, but not caused by the same virus.

Monkeypox is a rare smallpox-like disease with an incubation period of about 7 to 14 days after monkeypox infection, with initial symptoms often similar to flu, such as fever, headache and muscle weakness, followed by swollen lymph nodes, which is "a feature that distinguishes monkeypox infection from smallpox".

Monkeypox disease is an orthopoxvirus, a "close relative" of the smallpox virus, and the symptoms of both are similar.

Personally, I think there is a real possibility of a major outbreak of the monkeypox virus. This phenomenon occurs because the monkeypox virus can be transmitted from person to person and from person to animal.

There is a possibility of a large outbreak of such cases because of the rapid rate of contagion.

No, now people have a basic understanding of the monkeypox virus, and they also know how to prevent it, and the medical level is already very developed, so don't worry too much.

Yes, but the World Health Organization is already accelerating its response to the virus, working to develop a preventable vaccine.