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Monkeypox alarm
- Thread starter belamyi
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Sadly, on Facebook and on any comments section of articles about monkeypox, and incredible amount of hateful, vile, and homophobic comments are being spewed out by ignorant people. Attitudes in general may have changed after the AIDS crises, but full-on loathing and hatred of gay people still exists. We will get blamed for the spread of monkeypox, and verbally, if not physically attacked.
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Yes it does feel like shades of AIDS
Thankfully we have Biden now and not reagan who ignored AIDS or trump who spread so many lies about covid.
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https://beteve.cat/societat/40-per-cent-infectats-verola-mico-necessiten-tractament-medic/
Google-translated... just in case anyone cares.
40% of the infected with monkeypox have complications that require medical treatment
A new study with participation from Barcelona collects complications among infected patients that had not been previously reported
A new study on monkeypox reveals some previously unreported complications among infected patients. These are injuries such as proctitis—inflammation of the lining of the rectum—, ulcers in the area of the tonsils or penile edema, which are inflammations caused by the abnormal accumulation of fluids. The research was carried out in Barcelona and Madrid and was published by the British magazine 'The Lancet'.
According to the study, 40% of the patients who had these complications required medical treatment and in three cases they had to be admitted to hospital. Of the new lesions that have been detected, the most prevalent among the patients who were part of the research was proctitis, followed by tonsillitis and penile edema. In addition, all of them stated that they had felt a general discomfort before or after the appearance of the shelling.
The research had 181 participants diagnosed with monkeypox in three hospitals in Spain: Vall d'Hebron Hospital (Barcelona), Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital – Fundació Lluita contra les Infecions (Badalona) and 12 October Hospital (Madrid). One of the findings that the study highlights as important is the high viral load in oral and genital lesions, while in the respiratory tract the values were very low.
For the researchers, this shows that it is a disease that is mostly transmitted by skin-to-skin contact and not by airborne transmission. Considering that the infection can present itself with atypical manifestations, doctors are recommended to be proactive in the detection of monkey pox when patients with infrequent symptoms arrive at the consultation, especially in areas of high transmission, such as Catalonia or Madrid
Of the 181 patients studied, the vast majority were men. Specifically, 175 (98%) were men and, of these, according to the study, 166 identified themselves as having sex with men. The average age of the participants is 37 years and the average duration of the incubation period of monkey pox is set at seven days.
After the first cases of the disease registered in Europe in May 2022, monkeypox remains active in 27 European countries with more than 11,000 confirmed cases. Spain is the most affected country on the continent and the current figure of diagnosed is 3,738, according to data from the end of July. In Catalonia, 1,558 cases have already been confirmed.
Google-translated... just in case anyone cares.
40% of the infected with monkeypox have complications that require medical treatment
A new study with participation from Barcelona collects complications among infected patients that had not been previously reported
A new study on monkeypox reveals some previously unreported complications among infected patients. These are injuries such as proctitis—inflammation of the lining of the rectum—, ulcers in the area of the tonsils or penile edema, which are inflammations caused by the abnormal accumulation of fluids. The research was carried out in Barcelona and Madrid and was published by the British magazine 'The Lancet'.
According to the study, 40% of the patients who had these complications required medical treatment and in three cases they had to be admitted to hospital. Of the new lesions that have been detected, the most prevalent among the patients who were part of the research was proctitis, followed by tonsillitis and penile edema. In addition, all of them stated that they had felt a general discomfort before or after the appearance of the shelling.
The research had 181 participants diagnosed with monkeypox in three hospitals in Spain: Vall d'Hebron Hospital (Barcelona), Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital – Fundació Lluita contra les Infecions (Badalona) and 12 October Hospital (Madrid). One of the findings that the study highlights as important is the high viral load in oral and genital lesions, while in the respiratory tract the values were very low.
For the researchers, this shows that it is a disease that is mostly transmitted by skin-to-skin contact and not by airborne transmission. Considering that the infection can present itself with atypical manifestations, doctors are recommended to be proactive in the detection of monkey pox when patients with infrequent symptoms arrive at the consultation, especially in areas of high transmission, such as Catalonia or Madrid
Of the 181 patients studied, the vast majority were men. Specifically, 175 (98%) were men and, of these, according to the study, 166 identified themselves as having sex with men. The average age of the participants is 37 years and the average duration of the incubation period of monkey pox is set at seven days.
After the first cases of the disease registered in Europe in May 2022, monkeypox remains active in 27 European countries with more than 11,000 confirmed cases. Spain is the most affected country on the continent and the current figure of diagnosed is 3,738, according to data from the end of July. In Catalonia, 1,558 cases have already been confirmed.
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