Ebola: Signs and Symptoms of Ebola

The world is holding it’s breath as it’s facing one of strongest communicable disease ever in it’s history, and West Africa is on her knees praying for the cure of Ebola, which is capable of killing it’s victim within a span of 21 days after been infected.

There are several ways of contacting ebola virus and yes, there are also proven ways on how to avoid contacting ebolar virus.

But that is not today’s discussion. There are so many confusing information online, most especially, in social media, about the signs and symptoms of the ebola virus.

Here’s all you need to know about the Ebola Virus Disease Symptoms

At the very beginning, the patient will experience the following:
Fever,
Headache,
Joint and muscle aches,
Sore throat,
Weakness,

Entering the second week, which the virus becomes stronger, the carrier will experience the following:

Diarrhea,
Vomiting,
Stomach pain.
A rash, red eyes,
Hiccups,

During the final week, sometimes, this happen in just 70% of reported case, the victim/patient or carrier will experience the following:

Internal bleeding = Which will cause them to stool blood and cough blood too.
External bleeding like teared skins among others.

Here’s an Infographic by Dailyschoolnews, it’s believed that a Picture speaks a thousand Words

Infograhic: Ebola: Signs and Symptoms of Ebola

The cure for Ebola is not officially out, but there’s an experimental drug which is improving patients health conditions.

WEST Africans, especially those in Liberia, Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone should not panic, because the cure is surely coming and the Jesus Christ is surely here for Us.

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