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Monkey Pox is a DNA virus which means that it does not mutate very much and is not likely to become very contagious. It is spread in Western countries by Queers rubbing on each others sores and infected skin.
Monkeypox outbreak: UK health experts warn gay, bisexual men against the virus
Monkeypox has not previously been described as a sexually transmitted infection, though it can be passed on by direct contact during sex. It can also be passed on through close contact with a person who has monkeypox or contact with clothing or linens used by a person who has monkeypox.Monkeypox outbreak: UK health experts warn gay, bisexual men against the virus
Monkeypox has not previously been described as a sexually transmitted infection, though it can be passed on by direct contact during sex. It can also be passed on through close contact with a person who has monkeypox or contact with clothing or linens used by a person who has monkeypox.
Published on May 19, 2022 08:33 PM IST
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HT News Desk
| Written by Aryan Prakash | Edited by Chandrashekar Srinivasan
The United Kingdom Health Security Agency has warned 'men who are gay and bisexual' to be aware of unusual rashes or lesions and contact a doctor without delay in such a case. The warning comes after the UK reported its ninth monkeypox case since May 6, with the UKHSA confirming 'recent cases predominantly in gay and bisexual communities, or men who have sex with men (MSM)'.
The UK public health body said 'the virus does not spread easily between people' but since most recent cases were from the gay, bisexual and men who have sex with men (MSM)' communities - and as the virus spreads through close contact - 'we are advising these groups to be alert to any unusual rashes or lesions on any part of their body, especially their genitalia, and to contact a sexual health service if they have concerns'.
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