Hanta virus

Hanta virus

 Hanta virus it is not as deadly as the corona virus.  Experts believe that it does not propagate through the air like the corona.  At the same time, it infects a rat or a human being exposed to squirrels.

 According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, mice are at risk of getting infected with Hanta virus.  If a healthy person is also exposed to the Hanta virus, he or she is also at risk of getting infected.

 Although the Hanta virus does not go from one person to another, if a person touches his eyes, nose and mouth after touching the feces, urine, etc. of mice, he is at risk of getting infected with this virus.

 It can cause an infected person with fever, headache, pain in the body, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea.  Delayed treatment of an infected person with such symptoms causes water to fill in the lungs, making it difficult to breathe.