Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know why I've been having high fever that won't go down. The hospital said it's a viral infection. What kind of infectious disease did I get? What is the incidence rate of hemorrhagic fever injections?Doctor's answer:
Hemorrhagic fever itself is an infectious disease and is related to mice. If mice carry additional pathogens and have close contact with humans, it may lead to the discovery of hemorrhagic fever. Hemorrhagic fever can relatively cause a series of symptoms such as red eyes, red necks, flushed face, and possibly back pain. Treatment is primarily based on addressing the primary disease. If there is no history of close contact, it is generally spread in an epidemic manner.