Yellow fever can affect the kidneys by causing acute kidney injury (AKI) as part of its systemic impact on the body. The virus leads to a decrease in blood flow and oxygen supply to the kidneys, which can result in tubular damage and impaired renal function. Additionally, the inflammatory response triggered by the infection can contribute to kidney injury. In severe cases, this can lead to complications such as renal failure.
There is no treatment for yellow fever itself; however, symptoms may be alleviated by giving intravenous fluids, blood products for bleeding and kidney dialysis for kidney failure. If traveling to an area where yellow fever is found, it is wise to be vaccinated.
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Yellow Fever can affect anyone, but mostly targets the elderly. There are still cases of it, but extremely rare in the U.S. unless you have recently travelled to a country where it exists.
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Yellow fever causes dizziness, high temperature, body ache, and rashes
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Malaria and Yellow Fever killed most workers.