The virus is one of the causes that can make the human disease. Usually, the virus attacks the immune system when we are weak. For that, we must always maintain good health by paying attention to what we eat, exercising, and do not forget to rest enough. For that let us see more of top 10 most deadly virus in human history follows.
When it comes to the virus, could result in a person suffering tremendous pain and even lead to death.
10. Measles
The next deadly virus called the Measles also known as rubeola. More than 150 years, this virus is responsible for the many people who died. About 200 million inhabitants who develop measles ends with death. Symptoms experienced by individuals who develop measles, flu-like symptoms. With the terrible complications such as pneumonia, measles myocarditis, and encephalitis.In the 1850s, the Measles managed to kill about five Hawaii residents. In 1875, the Measles killed about 40,000 people Fijian. In 1954, a son of America had to be isolated because of Measles virus.
In the 1850s, the Measles managed to kill about five Hawaii residents. In 1875, the Measles killed about 40,000 people Fijian. In 1954, a son of America had to be isolated because of Measles virus.
9. Dengue
Already many people know that the dengue virus spread through animal intermediaries mosquitoes. The virus contained in the mosquito’s body can cause high fevers that can be fatal if not treated. The researchers also found several variations of the dengue virus. Attempts to create a vaccine virus put obstacles. The researchers want to create a vaccine that is effective to cope with any disease caused by the dengue virus.
The researchers found that the dengue virus has similarities with other viruses that also spread through mosquitoes. The virus is called Zika virus or Chikungunya. Zika combination with the dengue virus could lead to fatal complications, especially when attacking pregnant women. Symptoms of Dengue virus is very kindly, usually begins with vomiting, high fever to headaches. Dengue could cause high fever and make the patient bleeds from the nose and the blood pressure to drop dramatically.
8. Rabies
Rabies is a deadly virus that transmitted from the saliva of the animal. A total of 93 children in Angola dies caused by rabies virus in 2009. Every year, nearly 55,000 people die each year from the disease. Rabies can be transmitted through some animals such as cats, bats, dogs, monkeys and mongoose.
Rabies is a deadly virus that transmitted from the saliva of the animal. A total of 93 children in Angola dies caused by rabies virus in 2009. Every year, nearly 55,000 people die each year from the disease. Rabies can be transmitted through some animals such as cats, bats, dogs, monkeys and mongoose.
7. Rotavirus
To mitigates, the impact of rotavirus virus has now created two vaccines that can be used to treat diseases caused by rotavirus. Rotavirus often afflict infants and small children. Can spread very quickly through the dirt and may cause severe.
According to a note issued by the World Health Organization, as many as 453,000 children aged less than five years old, died from it in 2008. However, the country is already getting Rotavirus vaccine decreased mortality rates dramatically.
6. Influenza
Influenza virus has been known as a killer virus since the first. An ancient Greek physician named Hippocrates to be the first to find symptoms of a disease. Influenza pandemics have occurred three times in a century, resulting in millions of people died.The worst epidemic occurred in 1918 in which as many as 20 to 100 million people were killed. Known as the Spanish Flu. Once the influenza virus enters the body, the virus will attach to the cell body and turn it off. Cells die in the air can lead to a runny nose and throat hoarse. Too many dead cells that get into the lungs may result in death. The vaccine was created to fight the Influenza virus. However, the virus is always evolving and gave rise to new virus variants.
The worst epidemic occurred in 1918 in which as many as 20 to 100 million people were killed. Known as the Spanish Flu. Once the influenza virus enters the body, the virus will attach to the cell body and turn it off. Cells die in the air can lead to a runny nose and throat hoarse. Too many dead cells that get into the lungs may result in death. The vaccine was created to fight the Influenza virus. However, the virus is always evolving and gave rise to new virus variants.
5. Smallpox
Throughout human history, Smallpox was eradicated virtually impossible for thousands of years. However, we need not fear anymore; it was officially reported that Smallpox was successfully eradicated in October 2010. Smallpox was responsible for more about 300-500 million people died in the 20th century.
The disease is located in the small blood vessels under the skin, mouth, and throat. On the skin, Smallpox will result in the appearance of red spots that later will swell with fluid contains. Smallpox appears and attacks humans about 10,000 years before Christ. Usually, affects children and can lead to death.
4. Hantavirus
Hantavirus or often abbreviated to HPS (Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome) first appeared in America in 1993. A man and his fiancee died within a few days after experiencing breathing problems. After that, the health isolate hantavirus from mice home. In America, HPS has been attacked as many as 600 people, and 36% of them had died.
Hantavirus is attacking humans from contact with rodents such as rats. In 1950, hantavirus world could make a scene right at the time of the Korean War. A total of 3,000 troops were infected, and 12% of them died. Hantavirus could lead to kidney failure and causes the lungs to fill with fluid.
3. Marburg
A scientist Marburg virus was first discovered in 1967. The incident began with some lab workers that infected by monkeys imported from Uganda. It is said that Marburg has in common with the Ebola virus. Both can lead to dengue fever. If you do not get treatment, the infected person may experience seizures Marburg, organ failure, and eventually death.
When the virus first appeared, the figure is only about 25% mortality. In the years 1998-2000 when the virus attacked the Republic of Congo, the death rate increased to 80%. In Angola, the number of fatalities caused by the virus Marburg also rose sharply. The data disclosed by the agency that is WHO’s World Health Organization.
2. Ebola
The second deadly Ebola virus that was first attacked people that live in the Republic of Congo and Sudan in 1976. The Ebola virus spreads rapidly through contact with blood or blood of infected animals and even people Ebola. Diseases caused by Ebola was first called by Dengue Fever Ebola. Is a disease that can be fatal to humans.
Symptoms of Ebola infected people are almost the same as influenza. Hoarse throat, high fever, muscle pain, and headache. The next level, Ebola can result in vomiting, diarrhea, blood in the stool, red spots on the body, and liver and kidney disorders. Like the most deadly virus, if people do not be helped, death is inevitable to happen.
1. HIV
In the era of advanced as now, all would agree that HIV is the most deadly virus. With an estimated 36 million people died of HIV. The figure has been calculated since the discovery of the virus in the early 1980s. This is a killer virus into human beings at the most.
Although more drugs are made to cure HIV, the drug was only able to extend one’s life, not cure it. HIV works by the human immune system to attack. After a decreased immunity, HIV kills the victim to infect the respiratory tract such as tuberculosis and pneumonia.