Signs Of Alkhurma Hemorraghic Fever

Vomiting

Vomiting is a relatively common symptom seen in patients with Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever. Throwing up occurs when an individual empties the contents of their stomach out of their mouth rather than through the proper channel. This sign can result in dehydration since the body is not fully absorbing the fluids. Throwing up can also cause an individual to damage their teeth and throat. The acid from the stomach is harmful to the cells in the mouth and throat, and it causes the protein of teeth to denature, or break down. Throwing up can have a lot of other causes, so it is not enough alone to warrant a diagnosis of Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever.

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