Tinselsparkleitis

Similar to Tuberculosis and HIV, tinselsparkleitis shares similar destructive effects on the human body. Tinselsparkleitis is a viral infection caused by the spread of bodily fluids and having close contact with the infected victims. When a patient is infected, it could take up to two years for the victims to show any form of the disease and its symptoms. The beginning signs of the infection are flu like symptoms including fever, sore throat, fatigue, and vomiting with additional a small red and green, bumpy rash under and around the arms and armpits. The infection, like HIV, attack the immune system’s T-cells. If the infection is not treated properly the patient will die due to lack of white blood cells defending the body’s immune system and blood …show more content…
Cases of children and young adults all over the area are plagued with this infection. There was many people that fell victim to the infection and succumbed to its destructive nature. There are hundreds of people dying daily, but no one knows how to treat this viral infection nor how it is spread. Until it was discovered that it has a similar way of infecting it patient like HIV. Doctors and scientist in the area have discovered that this viral infection was a mutation form from both HIV and tuberculosis. Because it is a virus, Tinselsparkleitis does not have a gram stain but it can be treated ahead of time with vaccinations. When a patient is infected, the virus invades the host’s immune system and their white blood cells try to fight the virus off by producing more white blood cell. This drains the host’s because of all the energy that is being use up to try and defend the immune system make the host very fatigue. The small but mighty agents attack the antibodies which altogether takes over the immune system. The causes the immune system to weaken, which allows other diseases to infect the patient more easily and kill the host from the