West Nile virus infection - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- What is the West Nile virus? The West Nile virus belongs to the genus flavivirus. It gets its name from where it was discovered, west of the Nile river in Uganda. It primarily causes infection in birds, although it can also infect other animals like horses. The West Nile virus is a zoonotic virus, which means that it can spread from animals to humans.
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I was the second person to contract this virus i had just started 6th grade on the 2nd day , i remember going out to eat with my family and when coming back home I felt i had to use the restroom and then it went black my parents said they heard a big noise , it was i passed out smacking my head against the wall and toilet dont remember much after that besides waking up in an ice bath and seeing my mom and brother crying and then i remember my brother saying he is peeing everywhere and my mom saying i know son we have to go now and then i went back out and woke up in my pediatrician office thats when everything went horribly wrong , spinal taps dont feel great and especially when u come to while they r performing one and i tried moving with a needle that was like 6 inches long in my back , after enduring all of these i just wanted to let go so many times but I pulled thru thanks to my pediatrician , the hospital wouldnt even take me , but after all said and done i had over 48 shots and IV and a little over 5 spinal taps , the worst i have ever felt , oh yeah and the 1st and 3rd ppl passed away , i literally owe the nurses at that pediatrician everything
Blablabla.. west nice virus has been out there for hundreds of years.. you are not the second person to contract this virus..
You are however one of the first who plays the excessive victim card for attention....
Stop begging for attention, its really sad and toxic behavior
You’re patient zero
What treatment did you get?
Well explained 👍
well explained ! thank you
You're welcome! ❤️
Thank you 😊
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you know what i liked about this video is that just about most of this info is from the cdc website so thats kinda neet
now give me a list of apa citations
Sounds bad is there a vaccine to prevent symptoms?
Yes there are 15 take one every six months or until your heart stops. Allegedly of course.