New virus Langya Henipavirus found in China

Langya Henipavirus: Another new virus found in China, identify Langya Henipavirus by these symptoms

35 new cases of Langya henipavirus have been reported in parts of China. The virus was first detected in 2018 in the northeastern provinces of Shandong and Henan.

Langya Henipavirus in China News In Hindi: For the last three years, the corona virus has been scaring people. Along with that some other new viruses are also taking people in their grip. Kovid-19, white fungus, monkeypox and now Langya virus are becoming a problem for people. Born from Wuhan city of China, Coronavirus has troubled the whole world, now another new virus has knocked in China.

35 new cases of Langya henipavirus have been reported in parts of China. Langya henipavirus was first detected in 2018 in the northeastern provinces of Shandong and Henan. The virus was officially confirmed at the end of last week. This new virus spreads from animals to humans.

According to research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, this virus has so far infected 35 people in China and Singapore. Let us know what are the main symptoms of this virus and how to identify them.

What is Langya virus?

This new type of virus spreads from animals to humans, also known as Langya henipavirus levi. This new virus can also infect humans. According to research published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), this virus has infected 35 people so far. According to the report, this virus has been found in samples taken from the throats of patients who had fever in East China.

Symptoms visible in the body when infected with Henipavirus: Know About Langya Henipavirus Symptoms

Henipavirus comes from animals. Symptoms such as fever, fatigue, cough and nausea are seen in a person infected with this virus. Out of 35 patients with henipavirus infection, 26 patients reported fever as well as symptoms such as cough, nausea, headache and vomiting. There is currently no vaccine to treat this disease. According to experts, at present there is no need to panic about this disease. To prevent this disease, stay away from people.

How to identify Henipavirus:

Reports have indicated that the people who have been identified with the Henipavirus are mainly farmers. These patients have reported symptoms such as fatigue, cough, loss of appetite and pain. Liver and kidney damage have also been reported in some patients.

According to The Guardian, the virus was detected in 2 percent of domestic goats and 5 percent of dogs. If you also want to avoid getting caught by this virus, then stay away from goats and dogs.