 What is the maki box? How does it spread? Tips to stay safe. With 12 of the countries reporting over the 90 cases of the virus genetic disease, Maki box, the UAE Healthcare Ministry, has reassured the public that the country is fully prepared to deal with the spread. The Minister for Health and Prevendation is currently starting and evaluating the seriousness of the disease locally. hospitalan kwa usf variationa yu maqhari yu maqhari kwa kwa kwa isugomende, Abdi Haubdi Hospitalu Wanjikamu kwa hafjissywa wajyaba'i kwa pilihia maqhari ya kwa se niw wa kwa kwa wajyaba'u wajyaba'u soya. Yadu nihanya COHK hafjissywa wajyaba'u wajyaba'u wajyaba'u kwa kwa uziunio hia yubiki maqhhari maqhariya wajyaba'u maqhari joinedtunio. Kwa na Maki Pox Maki Pox, kwa hibiki maqhari wajyaba', which means it can spread from animals to humans. It can also spread between people. Where is the monkeypox typically found? It is typically found commonly found in Central and West Africa, where there are typical rainforests where animals that may carry the virus typically live. People with monkeypox are occasionally identified in other countries outside these two endemic regions following travel from there. What is symptoms? Symptom typically include fever, intense headache, muscle aches, back pain, low energy. Sorry, lymph nodes and the skin rush on lesions. The rush usually begins with one to three days of the start of the fever. The issues can be flat or slightly raised, filled with clear or yellowish red and then crust dry up and fall off. The number of lesions on the person can range from few to several thousands. The rush tends to be concentrated on the face, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. They also be found on the mouth, genitals and eyes. Symptom typically lasts between two to four weeks and go away on their own without treatment. If you think you have symptoms that could be monkeypox, seek advice from your healthcare provider. Also let them know if you have had close contact with someone who has suspected or confirmed monkeypox. Can people die from this disease? In most cases the symptoms of monkeypox go away on their own within weeks, within a few weeks. But in some individuals they can lead to medical complications and even death. New born children and people with underlying immune deficience may be at risk of more serious symptoms and death from monkeypox. Complications from severe cases of monkeypox include skin infections, pneumonia, confusion and eye infections which can lead to loss of vision. Around three to six percent of reported cases are laid to death in endemic countries in the recent times. Often children or people persons who have their health conditions, it is important to note that this may be an oversight because severeness in endemic countries is limited. How does it spread from animals to humans? Monkeypox can spread to people when they come into physical contact with uninfected animals. Animals host include rodents and pyramids. The risk of catching monkeypox from animals can be reduced by avoiding unprotected contact with wild animals, especially those that are sick or dead including their meat and blood. In endemic countries where animals carry monkeypox, any food containing animal meat or parts should be cooked thoroughly before eating. How does it spread from one person to a person? People with monkeypox infections, while they are symptoms, they are normally for between two to four weeks. You can catch monkeypox through closed physical contact with someone who has symptoms. The rash bodily fruits such as the fruit, past and blood from the skin versions and scraps the potential infections. Clothing bedding towels and objects like the intercells, dishes that have been contaminated with the virus from the contact with uninfected person can also infect others. Also lesions and growth of the mouth can also be infectious, meaning that the virus can spread through sideburn. People who are closely interact with the infectious person include health workers, household members and sexual partners are therefore a great risk of infectious. The virus can also be spread from one person, from someone who is pregnant to affect few of the futas, from the placenta or from uninfected placenta to a child during or after birth during skin to skin contact. It's not clear whether people who do not have symptoms can spread the disease. How can I protect myself and others? You can reduce your skin by limiting contact with people who have suspected confirmed monkeypox. If you do need to have physical contact with someone who has monkeypox because you are a health worker or live together, encourage infected person to isolate and cover any skin lesion of if any, for example, by wearing growth over the rash. When you are physically close to them, they should wear medical mask, especially if they are coughing or have lesions in the mouth. You should wear one also. Avoid skin to skin contact whenever possible and use disposable gloves if have any direct contact with lesion. Wear a mask when you are handling any clothes or beddings if the person cannot do it themselves. Regularly cleaning your hands with soap and water or hall coco, base hands scrub, especially after contact with the person who is infected, they close bedsheets, towels and other items. Surfaces they have touched or that might have come into contact with their rash or respiratory selections. For example, intercells and dishes. Wash the person's clothes, towels and bedsheets and eat intercells with warm water and detergent. Clean disinfect any contaminated surfaces and dispose of the contaminated waste. For example, dressing appropriately. Can children get the virus? Children are typically more prone to have severe symptoms than azolosins and adults. The virus can be passed on to furats or to the newborn through birth or early physical contact. What should I do if I think I may have been infected? If you think you have symptoms, you have been in close contact with someone with the monkeypox. Contact your health worker for advice, testing and medical care. If possible, self isolate and avoid close contact with others. Clean hands regularly and take the steps listed above to protect others from infection. Is there any vaccine against monkeypox? There are several vaccines available for infection of monkeypox and also provide some protection against monkeypox. A new vaccine that was developed from a smallpox also known as immune inbox device was approved in 2019 for the use in preventing monkeypox and not yet widely available. Who, world health organization is working with the manufacturer to improve access. People who have been vaccinated again in smallpox in the past we will also have some protection against monkeypox. The original smallpox vaccine are no longer available to the general public and people below the age of 40, below the age of 40 years and people below the age of 40 years 50 are likely are likely to are likely are likely to have been immunized since vaccination again in smallpox ended in 1980. After it became the disease to be eradicated some laboratory personnel or health worker may have been vaccinated with more recent smallpox vaccine. Is there a treatment for it? Monkeypox symptoms often resolve on their own without need for treatment. It is important to take care of the rash by letting it dry to possible or covering it with moist dres to protect the area if needed. Avoid touching any scores in the mouth or eyes. Mouth rings and eye drops can be used as long as solutonic containing products that are available. Vuzinia, vaccinia, immune, grobin may be recommended for the severe cases and viral that devolve to treat smallpox texovix mit and commercialized as topox was approved for the treatment of monkeypox in January 2022. Where in the world 22 cases occasional okain and endemic countries these are typically reported in persons who have travel to endemic countries outbreak was caused by the contact with animals who had been infected by another imported small mammals. In May in May 2022 manpokes monkeypox are being identified in several and endemic countries. This is not typical of the past pattern of monkeypox who is working with affected countries to enhance severancy and provide guidance on how to stop the spread and how to care for those that infected. Is there a risk of of this becoming a larger outbreak? Monkeypox is not typically considered to be a very contagious because it requires close physical contact with someone who is infectious for example skin to skin to spread between people. The risk to the general public is low who is responding to the outbreak as high priority to avoid further spread for many years. It has considered monkeypox a priority pathogen. The cases the cases we are currently in are known typically for outbreak of monkeypox because there are no reported travel from endemic countries to animals exported from endemic countries Identifying how the virus is spreading and protecting more people from the coming affected is a priority for who raising awareness about this new situation will hope stop the further transmission. Thank you so much for coming back to this channel and if you are new to this channel please consider supporting this channel by clicking subscribe button by the don't forget to click the notification bell because it will be the only way to be updated wherever we upload a new video. Why is this disease called the monkeypox? The disease is called monkeypox because it was first identified in colonies of monkeys kept for research in 1958. It was only later detected in humans in 1970. Thank you so much. See you again in the next video as we try to see more of the updates and how better we can take you of yourself and stop the spread of the monkeypox disease.