Penyakit Dengan Tingkat Kematian 99%

Summary

This video explores the dangers of rabies, a virus transmitted through the saliva of infected mammals. It details the severe symptoms, including the painful inability to swallow, leading to a high fatality rate of 99.99% once symptoms appear. Viewers learn about a rare survival case using a controversial treatment method and the importance of immediate vaccination after potential exposure. The video emphasizes preventive measures, such as avoiding wild animals and vaccinating pets, to protect against rabies. Engagingly informative, it invites viewers to share their experiences and encourages vaccination awareness.

Takeaways

• 😱 Rabies is a highly dangerous virus with a 99.99% mortality rate once symptoms appear.
• 🐾 The virus spreads through the saliva of infected mammals via bites or scratches.
• 🤒 Early symptoms include fever, vomiting, and aggressive behavior.
• 💔 Foaming at the mouth occurs due to the inability to swallow, which is extremely painful.
• 📊 Approximately 59,000 people die from rabies each year worldwide.
• 🔬 Only 29 people are known to have survived rabies after showing symptoms.
• 🧪 The Milwaukee Protocol was a controversial treatment method used on one survivor, but it has since been deemed unreliable.
• ⚠️ If bitten by an animal, immediate medical attention is crucial; the virus takes about 10 days to cause serious symptoms.
• 💉 Vaccination is key in preventing rabies, especially for those at risk, such as veterinarians or travelers to high-risk areas.
• 🐶 Protect your pets by ensuring they are vaccinated to prevent rabies transmission.

Q & A

What is rabies?

Rabies is a deadly virus that spreads through the saliva of infected mammals, typically via bites or open wounds.

What are the initial symptoms of rabies?

Initial symptoms may include fever, aggression, and vomiting, but these can progress to severe neurological issues.

How does rabies affect the body?

The rabies virus attaches to neurons, eventually leading to paralysis, difficulty swallowing, and an inability to drink water.

What is the mortality rate of rabies once symptoms appear?

The mortality rate of rabies is approximately 99.99%, with death occurring soon after severe symptoms manifest.

Can rabies be treated after symptoms have appeared?

No, there is no effective treatment once severe symptoms appear; prevention through vaccination is critical.

What is the Milwaukee Protocol?

The Milwaukee Protocol was a method used to treat rabies by inducing a coma to help the body fight the infection, but it has been largely deemed ineffective after various failures.

How long does it take for rabies symptoms to develop after exposure?

Symptoms of rabies typically develop within 10 days after exposure, although this can vary.

What preventive measures can be taken against rabies?

Preventive measures include avoiding contact with wild animals, vaccination for pets, and receiving post-exposure vaccinations if bitten.

Who should receive rabies vaccinations?

Individuals at high risk, such as veterinarians and those working with wildlife, as well as travelers to areas with rabies, should receive vaccinations.

What should you do if bitten by an animal suspected to have rabies?

Seek medical attention immediately to receive post-exposure vaccinations before symptoms develop.