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Rabies is known as the only disease with a 100% death rate. Once an organism begins showing symptoms, death is guaranteed.
Though it is mostly transmitted by animals to animals, it can affect humans, too, and is just as deadly.
Video detailing the progression of rabies in a human patient, before he ultimately dies-
Rabies ultimately kills through cardio-respiratory arrest, but it has other devastating impacts on the human body.
The disease is otherwise known as hydrophobia. Reason being because it causes extreme, agonizing cramps in the throats and bodies of those afflicted by the disease when they try to swallow, making them unable to drink. It makes them seem as if they're afraid of water. This is also the reason for the frothing at the mouth, stereotypical of rabies. They drool because the disease makes them incapable of swallowing. Aerophobia is also common, causing extreme pain upon feeling even small drafts of air. Before death, patients of rabies will seem disoriented and easily startled, as the disease attacks their mind at full force, overwhelming their senses at all times.
Every single person in the following videos died, less than a month after.
Another video of a child disoriented by the disease, frothing at the mouth:
Ultimately, this disease is easily killable, if one is able to treat it before symptoms begin to show. So if you're bitten by a dog that isn't yours, or a bat, or a raccoon- go to the doctor before it's too late.
Though it is mostly transmitted by animals to animals, it can affect humans, too, and is just as deadly.
Video detailing the progression of rabies in a human patient, before he ultimately dies-
Rabies ultimately kills through cardio-respiratory arrest, but it has other devastating impacts on the human body.
The disease is otherwise known as hydrophobia. Reason being because it causes extreme, agonizing cramps in the throats and bodies of those afflicted by the disease when they try to swallow, making them unable to drink. It makes them seem as if they're afraid of water. This is also the reason for the frothing at the mouth, stereotypical of rabies. They drool because the disease makes them incapable of swallowing. Aerophobia is also common, causing extreme pain upon feeling even small drafts of air. Before death, patients of rabies will seem disoriented and easily startled, as the disease attacks their mind at full force, overwhelming their senses at all times.
Every single person in the following videos died, less than a month after.
Another video of a child disoriented by the disease, frothing at the mouth:
Ultimately, this disease is easily killable, if one is able to treat it before symptoms begin to show. So if you're bitten by a dog that isn't yours, or a bat, or a raccoon- go to the doctor before it's too late.
