Do not be careless after surviving Marburg virus, the virus remains hidden in these organs for years.

Marburg Virus: The threat of Marburg virus is continuously increasing. Once again the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an alert regarding this. This virus, which is considered more dangerous than Corona, can remain in many parts of the body for many years even after recovery. In such a situation, everyone needs to be careful.

Such patients who have once been infected with this virus, should not be careless. Let us tell you that Marburg virus is also called Bleeding Eye Virus. 50% of the patients infected with this lose their lives. This disease remains hidden in different parts of the body for many years after recovery.

what is marburg virus

Marburg virus is the rarest virus found in humans, which is mostly found in bats only. This virus comes from the Ebola family. It was first identified in the year 1967 in the laboratories of Marburg and Frankfurt cities of Germany. This virus spreads by touching infected person or things.

What are the symptoms of Marburg virus?

high fever

blood from nose

vomit blood

muscle pain

vertigo

How dangerous is Marburg virus?

This virus usually appears on the 5th day of illness and appears in the stomach, back and chest. According to WHO, the virus can also spread through physical contact with an infected person. If Marburg virus is found negative in the blood of such male or female patients, then they should be properly taken care of. Patients infected and recovered from the virus may also remain physically and psychologically disturbed. In such a situation, carelessness should be avoided after recovery.

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Virus remains on these body parts for years

The World Health Organization says that Marburg virus can live in the testicles and inner part of the eye of men. However, such studies have not yet concluded. Data on several filoviruses have shown that the virus can also be transmitted through the placenta, amniotic fluid of infected women during pregnancy, and from infected women to children during breast feeding.

WHO said that even 7 weeks after a person recovers from this virus, the virus can spread from one person to another through semen. In such a situation, people who have physical relations need to be more careful.

How to avoid Marburg virus

1. Men who have physical relations should be careful.

2. Use condom while having physical relationship.

3. Do not be careless after recovering from Marburg.

4. Be careful by getting information about this virus from the doctor.