RABIES : SOME BELIEVE IT TURNS PEOPLE INTO ZOMBIES

                                         DISEASES LIKE DENGUE AND EBOLA

For some viral diseases, vaccines and antiviral drugs have allowed us to keep infections from spreading widely and have helped sick people recover.No matter how much we cherish our life, some of the world's most dangerous viruses will always be around us, capable of becoming frightening and deadly. 

RABIES:

Regardless of age, people have always had to contend with diseases like dengue and ebola. Rabies is terrifying; some believe it turns people into zombies. In today's blog, we'll utilize cadavers to examine the many organs and tissues impacted by the rabies virus, as well as explain the many symptoms linked with it. 

Rabies is a disease that is primarily caused by the rabies virus. Rabies is a disease that is typically caused by rabies Regardless of the virus, they're all Lissa viruses, and Lissa means violent, which is pretty telling about what this is capable of, but rabies today is capable of killing anywhere between 50 and 70 000 people worldwide per year, and it's a zoonotic disease, which means it's transmitted from animals to humans, though there have been some cases of direct human to human transmission. This is specifically for mammals, hence it will be transferred or capable of being transmitted by animals such as cows. 

The rabies virus is neurotropic, which means it is specifically adapted to attack the nervous system. It can and does attack other tissues in the body, but it is specifically there to attack the nervous system. It can and does attack other tissues in the body, but it is specifically there to attack the nervous system. Only a few people have survived the infection after symptoms appear, which is why it's commonly described as being 100 percent fatal once symptoms appear. However, if you get treated in time, which is usually within 10 days of being bitten by an infected animal, it's a 100 percent preventable death. 

So it's either 100 preventable and you'll be fine or 100 fatal and you'll die, so those are both options. Now, I do need to mention the incubation period, which is basically the time frame that it takes from being bit until symptoms appear and then you die, and it's typically around one to three months, but there have been cases where people have started to show symptoms just a few days after being bit. I came across a case study of a man who had been bitten by a dog eight years before and died. When the doctor looked into the specific type of virus that caused his rabies, they discovered that it was only found or usually found in dogs in Brazil, so they asked his family if he had ever been to Brazil, and they said yes, he had been to Brazil and been bitten by a dog eight years ago.

Rabies is a viral sickness transferred by an infected animal's saliva. It is primarily transmitted by biting a human or another animal, but it can also be transmitted by saliva contacting an open wound or mucous membrane. Rabies infection is caused by the rabies virus. Contaminated animals can transfer the virus by biting another animal or a person. In rare situations, rabies can be disseminated when infected saliva goes into an open wound or mucous membranes like the mouth or eyes. This could happen if an infected animal licks an open wound on your skin and transmits the rabies virus. The rabies virus can be transmitted to humans by any mammal or animal that suckles its young. The animals most prone to transfer the rabies virus to humans include pets and agricultural animals such as cats. cows, dogs ferrets goats horses Bats, for example, are wild animals. 

And organ transplant recipients suffering from symptoms caused by an infected organ. Rabies is divided into five phases, Acute neurologic phase of incubation The time before symptoms show is called the incubation period, and it normally lasts three to twelve weeks, but it can take as little as five days or as long as two years. The closer the bite is to the brain, the more quickly the consequences will manifest by the time symptoms arise. Rabies is almost always lethal. Anyone who has been exposed to the virus should seek medical help.