What will happen to you after you have had whooping cough?

Answer 1

Pertussis is a bacteria (Bortadella pertussis).

Philosophically,

Disease serves to remind creatures of regular life; providing a balance to, hopefully, not underestimate a broad normalcy in health and life.

As for the disease, the most common route occurs when bacterial transmission of aerosolized droplets from respiratory tracts of infected persons successfully integrates in "your" body..... lexically.

Answer 2

Pertussis remains in an "exposure period" lasting on average, ~3 weeks. The "Infection Period" begins with the "Catarrhal stage", lasting ~2 weeks. Symptoms incluse Onset of cold-like symptoms (coryza, sneezing, occaisonal cough), Sometimes mild fever, cough gradually becomes more severe until.... the "Paroxysmal stage"-characterized by spasms of severe coughing followed by a sudden, deep inspiration, often resulting in a characteristic "whooping" noise, thus the name "Whooping Cough".

This generally lasts ~5 weeks until a Convalescent period of up to 7 weeks.

Answer 3

If you notice the symptoms and get the proper treatment, you will return to normal health.

Answer 4

You whoop your head off.