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Monkeypox 2024: Let's Spread Awareness, Not the Virus

Monkeypox is a viral zoonotic disease, which means it can be transmitted from animals to humans.The global health community is actively monitoring monkeypox outbreaks and working to prevent the spread of the virus. Public health education, surveillance, and vaccination campaigns are key components of these efforts. <br>By increasing awareness and taking preventive measures, we can reduce the risk of monkeypox becoming a widespread public health threat.<br>Monkeypox remains a significant health concern. Understanding the symptoms, seeking appropriate treatment, and taking protective measures can help

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Monkeypox 2024: Let's Spread Awareness, Not the Virus

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  1. MONKEYPOX 2024: LET'S SPREAD AWARENESS UNDERSTANDING, PREVENTING, AND MANAGING MONKEYPOX

  2. What is Monkeypox? Viral zoonotic disease caused by Monkeypox virus Part of Orthopoxvirus genus (includes smallpox, cowpox, vaccinia) Discovered in 1958 in research monkeys First human case in 1970, DRC Recent cases outside Africa raising global concerns

  3. How Does Monkeypox Spread? 1. Animal-to-Human: Direct contact with blood, bodily fluids, lesions 2. Human-to-Human: Respiratory droplets during close contact Direct contact with body fluids or lesion material Contaminated materials (sheets, clothes, needles) 3. Mother-to-Fetus: Through placenta or childbirth

  4. Symptoms of Monkeypox? Rash Development Macules: Flat, red spots appear on the skin. Papules: Spots become raised bumps. Vesicles: Bumps fill with clear fluid. Pustules: The fluid turns yellowish, and the bumps become pus-filled. Scabs: The pustules crust over, forming scabs. Incubation Period Initial Symptoms Fever Headache Muscle aches Swollen lymph nodes Chills Exhaustion Pain Incubation period (the time from infection to symptoms) ranges from 5 to 21 days.

  5. Pain Management Take over-the-counter medications for pain like paracetamol (acetaminophen) or ibuprofen How to cure and manage Monkeypox? Hydration Keep yourself well hydrated with fluids in any form. Skin Care: Keeping the skin clean and dry can prevent secondary bacterial infections. Antiseptic ointments

  6. How to prevent Monkeypox Avoid Contact: Infected animals and contaminated materials Good Hygiene: Frequent handwashing or use of hand sanitizer Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Gloves, masks, gowns in healthcare settings Isolation: Infected individuals should stay isolated Vaccination: JYNNEOS for high-risk populations

  7. Practical Tips for Self-Care Avoid popping blisters or scratching sores Keep skin dry; cover with thin cloth For Mouth Sores: Use saltwater rinses For Body Sores: Take sitz baths or warm baths with baking soda/Epsom salt

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