MonkeyPox day-to-day evolution

[izentrop]

Obviously he does not make the link with the vaccination… brave little doggie to his mamaitres…

What are you causing?

Why this extension in Europe, America, Africa, Pacific?
Perhaps declining immunity to smallpox, 40 years after mass vaccination campaigns
- How many cases since the start of the epidemic (April 2022)? > 25 including > 000 in France, especially Île-de-France

- Avoid contact and especially sexual intercourse with people who are sick or who have pimples / plaques on the skin
- Consult in case of fever / pimples and isolate yourself until consultation
- Decrease number of sexual partners
- Get vaccinated if you are part of a risk group

The vaccine used is a 3rd generation smallpox vaccine (Imvanex)
- It is well tolerated
- Contraindications: allergy to antibiotics (gentamicin, ciprofloxacin) or to chicken proteins
- You need a vaccination then a booster, at least 28 days later

We vaccinated more than 300 people after high-risk contact with
@hopitalbichat
(post-exposure vaccination) and very few developed disease

For vaccination, there is also a very strong recommendation to do it within 4 days of contact (as described above) with someone with monkeypox: post-exposure vaccination

- Which vaccine for people already vaccinated in childhood?

The same vaccine as the others (3rd generation smallpox vaccine) but only one dose required
This vaccine no longer gives the significant skin reaction that we saw before, only a little pain locally

Can we have it twice?

Just like being vaccinated, having been infected provides immune protection. Can't give a number though.
So it's unlikely but it's still possible: we must continue to apply protective measures

We also see that the transmission is not only by contact, it is reminiscent of covid.

How is the transmission done?

- Direct contact with the skin of an infected person including sexual intercourse but also simple physical contact without intercourse
- Physical contact with textiles (clothing, sheets) or surfaces that have been in contact with an infected person
-Presence within 2 meters of an infected person for more than 3 hours without a mask (droplet transmission) therefore anyone sharing their workplace or living space with an infected person or being in the same room for a long time (or facing face out)

Janic still so dogmatic on "the eradication of smallpox"
He got it from https://www.pourquoidocteur.fr/Articles ... in-autisme

[Christophe]

You are right

We can know the vaccination status (covid eh) of MonkeyPox patients, in particular the very first cases, or is it Haupt Geheimniss?

Answer this question and we'll talk...

[izentrop]

[Christophe]

You can roll your eyes, there's something...find this info...

[sicetaitsimple]

Head of clinic at 27 and given the time he spends on twiter???

Find out about the term "clinical manager". This is the continuation of a boarding school. He is in charge of nothing at all.

The full name is “Clinical Head of Universities-Assistant of Hospitals”, CCU-AH, usually abbreviated as CCA. The word clinic has nothing to do with any private clinic, but with the currently obsolete notion of “university clinic” (with a professor holding a chair at its head). There are therefore only heads of clinics in university hospitals.

The head of clinic holds a non-tenured dual position, hospital and university, for a period of two years renewable twice a year. Appointment to this function occurs at the end of the internship, and allows those who hold it to deepen their training, particularly in technical disciplines. All interns, far from it, will not be heads of clinics.

At the end of his clinic, the head of clinic becomes "former head of clinic" (title which he can claim throughout his professional life). Three options are available to him: the steepest, because there are few elected officials, is the pursuit of a hospital-university career; otherwise, he will have to choose between the private and the public, and will become a hospital practitioner (PH)

[Christophe]

Ah yes thank you ok, the medical equivalent of the chief sergeant!

[izentrop]

Ah yes thank you ok, the medical equivalent of the chief sergeant!

A little better all the same, I am in the reserve, that is to say

[Janic]

07/08/22, 22:51
Christophe wrote:

Ah yes thank you ok, the medical equivalent of the chief sergeant!

izMENTROP

A little better all the same, I am in the reserve, that is to say

This explaining everything else:"yes boss, well boss, the boss is always right"like the gullible gullible towards their undisputed leader[*] who are going to be stung in quick step.
[*] I'm the boss he said!

[izentrop]

[Janic]

izmentrop

Janic still so dogmatic on "the eradication of smallpox"

Enough to? You dispute the "dogmatic" report of the WHO on the "eradication of smallpox"!?
Qoe I say, it is obvious that, as usual, you have not even read it!