VIDEOS: Watch Videos Of European & American Victims Of MonkeyPox & 5 Notes On How To Avoid It

The World Health Organization (WHO) in the past week has declared Monkeypox (Mpox) a global health emergency. It is very similar of old times when Europe was plagued with diseases of where they would spread around the world and at the same time be taught with African medicines how to treat themselves.

Despite the fact many people our doubtful about the Congo origins that the Western media is projecting for some potential economical or political gains, there are Videos that have surfaced social media showing traces of the illness in Europe and America and how severe the illness.

In the first video a British citizen shows how he contracted what seems to be monkey pox and explains how painful his reality is. He also breaks down how doctors are scared to even attend to him.

In the second video, a white American citizen explains his traumatic experience with an illness at which a nurse suggests he could possibly have contracted monkeypox.

With the intensity and live proof of Monkeypox in the West, many are beginning to believe that the claims of origins of the disease from Africa is to somewhat tarnish the African brand of something that could possibly be homegrown in the West, but we can never tell. So far records prove that monkey pox is already heavily embedded in the USA.

Regardless of the origins the main question is, how can one protect themselves from contracting the disease?

Here are list of things to do to avoid contracting the disease:

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1. Pay attention to a rash that looks like chickenpox:

The disease can have different appearances at different stages. The rash may start small and then grow larger, making it difficult to determine if it is Mpox or just a normal rash.

The best course of action is to avoid self-diagnosing any rash you or someone in your household may have. If you see a skin rash, seek medical attention immediately.

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2. Avoid skin-to-skin contact with others:

According to WHO, Mpox is a viral disease that is infectious and can spread easily.

It is recommended to avoid skin-to-skin contact. If you are attending a gathering where people may not be wearing much clothing, such as parties or clubs, or are near swimming pools, avoid close contact as they may have a rash that could be easily contracted.

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3. Avoid touching people with rashes that resemble chickenpox:

Rashes are typically visible on the face, hands, and mouth, but can also spread to the affected person’s private areas.

Do not touch someone’s rash if you suspect it could be a serious condition.

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4. Do not share towels, bed sheets, or clothing:

Avoid sharing towels or clothing with anyone suspected of having Mpox.

It is advisable to use separate towels to prevent the contraction and spread of the disease.

If you suspect someone near you has monkeypox, use separate cups and utensils to avoid sharing. Please report the situation to the nearest hospital or health authority.

Thoroughly wash your hands if you have touched anything that someone with a rash has come into contact with, as this can help prevent potential infection.

Handwashing is one of the best ways to protect yourself, your family, and your friends from getting sick.