Ebola Virus: Diseases, Transmission
Ebola disease is generally described as a rare virus but it is a very deadly disease which typically causes fever, body aches, and diarrhea and also sometimes they experience bleeding inside and outside the body. If the virus spreads through the body, it gradually damages the immune system and organs. And mostly causes the levels of blood-clotting cells which drop gradually. This dropping level leads to severe uncontrollable bleeding. This disease is also called Ebola hemorrhagic fever but nowadays it is commonly known as Ebola virus. It generally kills about 90% of people who are infected with this virus. In the past outbreaks of Ebola virus, the death rate can range from 25% to 90%. Generally, Ebola virus can be five types. Among all types 4 types of virus can cause disease in humans. At first, The Ebola virus appeared during 1976 in Africa. Ebola virus is named by the look from the river called Ebola which is located near the villages in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where ...