Monkeypox: Not as contagious as Corona

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning as monkeypox has been spreading new panic all over the world recently. The virus has also been reported in several countries in Europe and America.

Infection experts say the monkeypox virus is not as contagious as Covid. It requires prolonged exposure. It is not transmitted without a very close relationship. This can be through direct or indirect close contact with those who have traveled to Africa. However, it is a Self-Limited Disease. The disease usually gets better on its own, but the disease is painful and the vision is bitter. The special feature of this disease is that as a result of its visual acuity, the patient isolates itself. As a result, monkeypox infections are much less likely to spread like corona.

According to public health experts, early symptoms of monkeypox include fever, headache, sweating, back pain, muscle strain and fatigue. When the fever subsides, rashes appear on the body. In most cases, rashes appear on the face at the beginning and later it spreads to other body parts. The rash spreads especially on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. At the same time, scars like spring appear on the skin of the victims.

The virus was first identified in the United States in 2003. However, this is the first case of the virus outside of Africa. At that time a total of 81 people were infected with this disease. But no one was killed. Almost all of those previously infected with the virus had a history of traveling to countries of origin. However, in recent times there have been exceptions in the case of victims.