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⛔BREAKING⛔ අත්ලාන්තික් සාගරයේ නැවෙන් හමුවු හැන්ටා වයිරසය පුද්ගලයකුගෙන් තවත් පුද්ගලයෙකු ට බෝ වන බව ලෝක සෞඛ්ය සංවිධානය තහවුරු කරයි. 😱
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එච්චරයි අඩු
WHO එහෙම කිව්වනම් බඩුම තමයි. ගේට් රෙඩි ෆෝ ද නෙක්ස්ට් පැන්ඩමික් ගායිස් 
WHO එහෙම කිව්වනම් බඩුම තමයි. ගේට් රෙඩි ෆෝ ද නෙක්ස්ට් පැන්ඩමික් ගායිස්
bo wenawa kiwwata meka deadly virus ekakda?
podi hembirissawa unath bo wenawa neh. bo wena eka nemei case eka. deadly da nedda kiyana eka
blood test කරලා ඕක තහවුරු කරන්න ගිය උන්ටත් කියන්න ඕනෙ ආයෙ එන්න එපා කියල.
Is it Deadly?
To be quite blunt: yes, it can be.
In the Americas, the virus often manifests as Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). This is a very serious condition where the lungs fill with fluid, making breathing exceptionally difficult.
• Mortality Rate: It is estimated to have a mortality rate of approximately 38%.
• Early Symptoms: It often begins subtly, mimicking the flu with fever, fatigue, and muscle aches in the large muscle groups (thighs, back, and shoulders).
• Progression: Within a few days, the situation can escalate rapidly to severe shortness of breath.
_gemiya
To be quite blunt: yes, it can be.
In the Americas, the virus often manifests as Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). This is a very serious condition where the lungs fill with fluid, making breathing exceptionally difficult.
• Mortality Rate: It is estimated to have a mortality rate of approximately 38%.
• Early Symptoms: It often begins subtly, mimicking the flu with fever, fatigue, and muscle aches in the large muscle groups (thighs, back, and shoulders).
• Progression: Within a few days, the situation can escalate rapidly to severe shortness of breath.
_gemiya
You don't need to be bitten by a mouse to catch a hantavirus. It is typically transmitted through aerosolization.
- The Source: Infected rodents (deer mice, cotton rats, rice rats, etc.) shed the virus in their urine, droppings, and saliva.
- The Trigger: When these materials are stirred up—like when you're sweeping out a dusty cabin or a shed—the virus particles become airborne.
- The Infection: You breathe in those contaminated particles. It can also be contracted by touching contaminated surfaces and then touching your nose or mouth.
