Warning Signs Of Marburg Hemorrhagic Fever

Nausea And Vomiting

Nausea and vomiting are likely to appear within the first ten days of this illness. These symptoms tend to cause a total loss of appetite for the patient, which can result in significant and severe weight loss. In addition, patients dealing with vomiting will likely be experiencing diarrhea at this stage of Marburg hemorrhagic fever too. These symptoms ultimately progress to the point where the pancreas becomes inflamed, and the liver fails, resulting in jaundice and triggering multi-organ dysfunction. Patients begin to have internal bleeding, and they may become delirious or develop shock. To help patients with nausea and vomiting be more comfortable, doctors treating this virus may choose to administer intravenous medications that can reduce the amount of vomiting a patient experiences, and other medications can be given to alleviate nausea.