Doctors put on protective gear before entering an<unk>  treatment ward in Liberia, August 2014. Although, there is some progress that may potentially help<unk>  survivors, adequate funding and further research is required to help provide more answers about post-Ebola<unk> . Studies from previous outbreaks reveal that the<unk>  is able to survive for months after recovery in some parts of the body such as the eyes and testes, where the immune system cannot reach. It is not known if the neurologic symptoms seen in survivors are a direct result of the<unk>  or, instead, triggered by the immune system's response to the infection. It is known that<unk>  can trigger a massive cytokine storm that can cause bleeding throughout the body, including the brain, which may explain various neurological symptoms that have been reported.
Post-Ebola virus syndrome
Crimean–Congo hemorrhagic fever
Pel–Ebstein fever
Dengue fever
Bolivian hemorrhagic fever
Postvaccinal encephalitis
Boutonneuse fever
Omsk hemorrhagic fever