Airborne:

spread by direct contact

respiratory symptoms

systemic symptoms

Flea bites: This rodent is the primary host for fleas, and when an infected flea bites a human, it can spread the disease to the human body.

Direct Contact: When humans come into contact with a plague-infected Caldera rat, the disease may be spread through physical contact.

Fever: People infected with plague will develop high fever, with body temperature reaching 39-40 degrees Celsius.

Headache: Plague patients often had severe headaches.

Muscle pain: Plague infection can cause muscle pain and aches throughout the body.

Lymph nodes involved: Plague often causes lymph nodes to become swollen, painful, red and swollen.

Abscess formation: If plague infection is not treated effectively, abscesses can form in the diseased tissue within the lymph nodes.

Pain and Redness: Patients may experience pain and redness in the lymph node area.

Strengthen epidemic monitoring: Monitor the spread of the virus and deal with it promptly if the epidemic is discovered.

Improve public health awareness: Strengthen influenza prevention publicity and encourage people to pay attention to personal hygiene.

Flexible response: Timely adjust the composition of influenza virus vaccines to respond to virus mutations.

Information sharing and cooperation: Internationally share information about the virus epidemic through channels such as health organizations to strengthen cooperation.

Travel restrictions: Some countries have adopted measures to restrict people entering or leaving the country to reduce the risk of virus transmission.

International assistance: Countries provide each other with assistance and support to jointly respond to the challenges of the epidemic.

Wash your hands frequently: Washing your hands frequently with soap and water can effectively reduce the spread of viruses.

Wear a mask: Wearing a mask in public places can prevent the spread of viruses through the respiratory tract.

Avoid contact with sick people: Avoid direct contact with people who have flu symptoms to prevent the spread of the virus.

Pest prevention measures: Keep the environment clean, remove bed bugs and other vectors, and reduce the environment for rodents to breed.

Health education: Strengthen the publicity of plague prevention and control knowledge to the public and improve people's awareness of protection.

Seek medical attention promptly: If plague-like symptoms occur, seek medical attention as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment.

Antiviral drugs: Some specific antiviral drugs are used to treat influenza virus infection and relieve symptoms.

Flu vaccine: The flu vaccine can help prevent or reduce flu infection.

Plague vaccine: Plague vaccine can be used to prevent plague infection and provide immune protection.

Antibiotic Treatment: The plague bacteria can be effectively treated with appropriate antibiotics.