Are fever, chills, skin rashes, and headache symptoms of monkeypox?

1. Measles or Rubella if she is not vaccinated. 2. Chickenpox if she is not vaccinated and has exposure to a similar case. 3. Monkeypox if there is high-risk sexual behavior or contact with a suspected or confirmed case. 4. Scarlet fever if she has a sore throat (Strep throat). 5. Herpes Zoster (Shingles) if she is associated with painful vesicles and rash. (Each diagnosis has its own specific features, clinical criteria, and distribution in the body. So more history is needed as well as pictures of the rash). The patient's work. 1. Exposure. 2. Vaccinations. 3. Fever and when did it start? 4. Rash description and if it appeared before or after the fever 5. Pain or no pain and any other information you would like to add.

1. Monkeypox can be ruled by PCR (polymerized chain reaction). 2. Skin examination. 3. Isolation from households and children and elderly.

To answer your question, yes, if it is confirmed to be monkeypox, it is curable and manageable, and there is no need to panic.

Please do not contact her and isolate her until a diagnosis is confirmed.

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