The media and governments have to have the population with continuous fear. It’s much easier to keep track of ourselves that way. Thus, pandemics (such as monkeypox), terrorist threats, wars, etc. continually appear. with those that prevent our attention from focusing on what is really important: on being happy, having good relationships with other people and demanding that our governments do their job
one of the last releases is the monkey pox. But what is this disease really?
Monkeypox is a disease that affects monkeys and other similar animals, such as lemurs. This disease is caused by a virus and is transmitted from one animal to another through saliva, urine, feces, or respiratory secretions.
Monkeypox can be deadly to monkeys, especially those that are debilitated or sick. Symptoms include fever, headache, loss of appetite, and general weakness. In some cases, the disease can cause a skin rash and lesions in the mouth and eyes.
Although monkeypox is not a direct threat to humans, it is possible for it to spread from monkeys to people if they come into contact with infected secretions from animals. Therefore, it is important to take steps to prevent the spread of the disease.
This includes the use of hygiene measures, such as frequent hand washing and avoiding direct contact with the monkeys and their secretions. It is also important to keep the monkeys in a safe and healthy environment, and to ensure that they receive proper medical attention if they are sick.
If you think you may have been in contact with a sick monkey or its secretions, it is important to seek medical attention immediately. Health professionals can help you determine if you have monkeypox and, if so, treat you to prevent complications.
So if you are not in contact with monkeys, please forget about this and turn off the TV! your life will be so much better
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This information should never replace the opinion of a doctor. If in doubt, consult professionals.