Virus Aura

Virus aura

"Aura virus" is the name of an infectious disease that has been seen in humans in recent years. This virus belongs to the Togavirus family and the Alphaviresum genus. It has not been diagnosed as pathogenic in humans and has a strong potential health hazard, but its exact cause is unknown.

It is worth noting that the aura virus has appeared before in many animals and insects. At the end of the 19th century, scientist Robert Koch discovered the influenza virus. Aura viruses were noticed in 1864 but were not named until 1955. Scientists decided to name it after astrobotanist Nick Airu, who first suggested the existence of the aura virus in his research.

As far as is known, the Aura virus is transmitted through contaminated animal or insect feces. Its distribution is limited to the Mediterranean and several regions of Africa. High temperature increases the risk of infection and also prevents the spread of the virus, so in most cases, cases of aura virus are registered in the summer and autumn.

The main symptom of aura viral infection is fever, which usually lasts 7-14 days. The patient may experience weakness, headaches, increased fatigue, pain in the eyes, runny nose and cough. Other signs such as skin rash, vomiting and diarrhea are sometimes observed. If you have a high temperature, you should immediately consult a doctor. Treatment may include fever-reducing medications, antiviral medications, and immune system support.

Overall, the emergence of a new aura virus is an alarming event for scientists and people who care about animal health.