Yellow Fever

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They Fled To Copenhagen.

If you mean long ago, they didn't have antibiotics or vaccines so they had to treat the symptoms. This means to give something to bring down the fever, etc. Both malaria and yellow fever are carried by mosquitoes. That meant protecting people from them by draining standing water and using mosquito nets. Now there are vaccines for yellow fever and malaria.

10 years

They would bleed the person with yellow fever but it actually did not always help.

No, jaundice is one of the complications that some people get with yellow fever. Not everybody who gets yellow fiver gets jaundice.

The disease is not spread directly from person to person.It is spread by the bite of an infective Aedes Aegypti Mosquito.A Mosquito the bites a person with yellow fever within the first the first five days of illness may transmit the disease to other people it bites later.

It affects the heart, kidneys, glands, liver, adrenal glands.

When the liver is damaged, there is interference in the blood-clotting,

which causes major problems in the body.

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Yellow Fever and Dengue fever are caused by viruses in the Flavivirus family. They are related but they are very different. Dengue viruses are transmitted by mosquitoes from infected people to healthy people. Yellow fever virus is also transmitted by mosquitoes from sick people to healthy people but may also be transmitted from infected monkeys to healthy monkeys or people.

Yellow fever is associated with toxic hepatic necrosis, which means that liver damage occurs. This causes a build up of bilirubin in a patients body, which gives skin/eyes a yellow appearance, known as jaundice or icterus.

Yellow fever virus attacks the blood and spreads to almost every internal organ you have.

No. Typhoid fever is caused by Salmonella bacteria in contaminated food and water, whereas yellow fever is a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes.

The origins of yellow fever most likely lie in Africa. It is thought that the virus originated in East or Central Africa and spread from there to West Africa.

Many people believe that it initially was a fairly harmless virus that lived in monkeys and mosquitoes and it was only the arrival of Europeans at the dawn of the slave trade that caused the virus to jump into humans and thus spread to other continents.

it hurts a lot. you get a terrible head ache and stomache ache and arm ache afterwards... but youll be fine dnt worry. just think that your not the only person in the world getting it! you will do just great!!

There is no cure for yellow fever once the disease is contracted. Carlos J. Finlay discovered the vaccination to prevent yellow fever.

It affects the heart, kidneys, glands, liver, adrenal glands.

When the liver is damaged, there is interference in the blood-clotting,

which causes major problems in the body... this is how it kills

in late 18th and throughout most of 19th century is was believed to have been caused by germs. spread through the excriments of victims who had contracted the virus. many "doctors" of the time believed bacterium could be found in the blood to prove this. this never happened.

Doctors bleed the patients to cleanse the blood of any disease.

yellow fever victims house was marked outside in philadelphia, associating with yellow fever victims was advised to not be done, keep the victim clean by bathing regularly, Dr. Rush suggested eating something to throw up and bled patients, french doctors nurtured the patients letting them have fresh air and trying to get them to eat with lots of rest

No epidemic has a "day" that it started and I believe you have the wrong year listed in your question. The major U.S. yellow fever epidemic occurred in 1793 and the first probable outbreak of the disease was in 1648 in Yucutan, where the illness was termed xekik (black vomit).

At least 25 major outbreaks followed, such as in Philadelphia 1793, where several thousand people died and the American administration as well as George Washington had to flee the city. Yellow fever epidemics in North America caused some 100,000-150,000 deaths. Major outbreaks also occurred in Europe, e.g. in 1821 in Barcelona with several thousand victims. In 1878, about 20,000 people died in an epidemic in the Mississippi River Valley and the last major outbreak in the US occurred in 1905 in New Orleans.

Dr.Walter Reed discovered that yellow fever is carried by mosquitos

Yellow fever is caused by a virus that is spread by the female mosquito. The vaccine for yellow fever has been used commercially since the 1950's and one dose provides life-long vaccination against yellow fever.

Well, i reckon Dr Walter Reed was doing Dr William Gorgas up the bum, when suddenely in the midst of ejaculation he realised that the only way to get rid of yellow fever was to rub the feces of a horse over the contaminated areas.