MONKEYPOX is mutating 12 times faster than expected as cases continue to rise around the world. As of Friday the UK had 910 confirmed cases – including 873 in England, 26 in Scotland, three i…
Traditionally, people with monkeypox have developed a fever, swollen lymph nodes, headaches and muscle aches.
And instead of widespread rashes, some patients saw scattered or localized lesions in areas other than the face, hands, or feet. Some patients reported pain in or around the anus and rectum, rectal bleeding, proctitis , or the feeling of needing a bowel movement even though the bowels are empty.LIKE coronavirus, monkeypox is what’s known as a zoonotic virus — meaning it can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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