How Does Ebola Affect Your Body

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Ebola
How is ebola caused.

Ebola is an tragic disease, many people know what ebola is but they don't know how it is caused. The such disease known as ebola is caused by a infection. Many times it is also caused by bodily fluids. It can be spread by direct blood.

How does ebola affect your body

When you have ebola, or can tell if you have ebola usailly.You feel unwell when you wake up,and have no apitine,you often feel like you have a fever,plus you feel weekend in your mucles, pain throughout your body, you have the cills,plus you have a headakre, and a sore throat.

To try to treat ebola it is about 25,000 a day. Sadly ebola can not be treated although you can live 2-21 days with ebola.

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