There are a number of symptoms of the virus. In the first 1–8 days the first phase begins. The symptoms in this phase are: *chills *headache *pain in the lower and upper extremities and severe prostration *a rash on the soft palate *swollen glands in the neck *appearance of blood in the eyes (conjunctival suffusion) *dehydration *hypotension *gastrointestinal symptoms (symptoms relating to the stomach and intestines) *patients may also experience effects on the central nervous system In 1–2 weeks, some people may recover, although others might not. They might experience a focal hemorrhage in mucosa of gingival, uterus, and lungs, a papulovesicular rash on the soft palate, cervical lymphadenopathy (it occurs in the neck which that enlarges the lymph glandular tissue), and occasional neurological involvement. If the patient still has<unk>  after 3 weeks, then a second wave of symptoms will occur. It also includes signs of encephalitis. In most cases if the sickness does not fade away after this period, the patient will die. Patients that recover from<unk>  may experience hearing loss, hair loss, and behavioral or psychological difficulties associated with neurological conditions.
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