A virus is a small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms. Viruses might infect all types of life style ,from animals and plants to microorganisms. Air carries a lot of harmful viruses that caused the destruction of many cells. often the virus is enter of the body through the respiratory tract and is transmitted into the blood than spread to parts of the body. mumps virus has history, symptoms, and duration. First of all, mumps is an acute viral illness. Mumps gland which of common infectious diseases that afflict children inflammation and has a long incubation period. Also, It is a pair of salivary glands located behind the cheeks and below the ears. Parotitis and orchitis were described by Hippocrates in the 5th century BCE in 1934. Euclid Hippocrates was born to the island of Kos about the year 460 BC, famous veterans physicians.
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Prior to the vaccine, pancreatitis was reported in 3.5% of persons infected with mumps in one community during a two year period and was described in case reports.
Pancreatitis is infrequent, but occasionally occurs without parotitis; the hyperglycemia is transient and is reversible.
Although single instances of diabetes mellitus have been reported, a causal relationship with mumps virus infection has yet to be conclusively demonstrated; many cases of temporal association have been described both in siblings and individuals, and outbreaks of diabetes have been reported a few months or years after outbreaks of mumps.
In the prevaccine era, mumps caused transient deafness in 4.1% of infected adult males in a military population.
Permanent unilateral deafness caused by mumps occurred in 1 of 20,000 infected persons; bilateral, severe hearing loss was very rare. Mumps virus was isolated in 1945, and an inactivated vaccine was developed in
Prior to the vaccine, pancreatitis was reported in 3.5% of persons infected with mumps in one community during a two year period and was described in case reports.
Pancreatitis is infrequent, but occasionally occurs without parotitis; the hyperglycemia is transient and is reversible.
Although single instances of diabetes mellitus have been reported, a causal relationship with mumps virus infection has yet to be conclusively demonstrated; many cases of temporal association have been described both in siblings and individuals, and outbreaks of diabetes have been reported a few months or years after outbreaks of mumps.
In the prevaccine era, mumps caused transient deafness in 4.1% of infected adult males in a military population.
Permanent unilateral deafness caused by mumps occurred in 1 of 20,000 infected persons; bilateral, severe hearing loss was very rare. Mumps virus was isolated in 1945, and an inactivated vaccine was developed in