Ebola is a deadly malady that kills in a less span. Ebola virus belongs to viral family Filoviridae and the virus is transmitted from a wild animal to human beings and spreads in the human population through contact or interactions. Ebola virus is a zoonist virus transmitted from wild animals which include chimpanzees, forest antelopes, gorillas, monkeys and porcupines. Unfortunately, the malady has no cure but it can be kept at a bay by medication.
It is reported that, its symptoms and signs appear commonly within 8 to 10 days after infestation. Nevertheless, the symptoms can appear as early as two days after infestation and sometimes 3 weeks later.
According to Steven Kim, MD, here are early signs and symptoms of Ebola
Diarrhea
Diarrhea is a medical condition associated with a number of ailments like cholera, typhoid and other waterborne diseases. However, it is reported that, diarrhea can be an early sign of Ebola. Take early precautions by seeing a doctor.
Fever
Fever is a higher than normal body temperature of a person usually caused by a disease. Fever can be as result of malaria, headaches and other complications. Most people ignore this condition however it is a serious medical condition that needs attention. You never know, Ebola virus might be developing in your body. Fever is warning sign of impending Ebola.
Headaches
This is a medical condition that also needs attention. People tend to take antibiotics whenever they experience headaches which is medically wrong. It is advisedly to see a doctor. Headaches is an early sign of Ebola, take note of it.
Muscle pain
The condition can be brought about by tension, stresses and minor injuries. However, it reported that, muscle pain is an early sign of Ebola.
Stomach pain
The condition can be as a result of syndrome (IBS), irritable bowel , period pain and appendicitis. However, stomach pain is also associated with Ebola. It is an early sign of Ebola
unexplained bleeding or bruising
This is undoubtedly apparent symptom of Ebola. Actually, it is a clear indication that Ebola virus is developing in you. Bleeding can occur in any part of the body.
Vomiting.
Vomiting is also an early sign of Ebola that you should pay attention to.