A yearold male patient arrived from Gujar Khan on Friday with skin rashes and other symptoms related to monkey pox . He had earlier visited Saudi Arabia and returned last week after spending some time there . Doctors sent samples to NIH which confirmed on Sunday that the patient was suffering from the infectious disease of mpox .
With the latest case the number of people affected with the disease has reached four in Pakistan . The NIH said there is no risk of further spread of the disease in Pakistan for the time being. The condition of the patient is stable and he is being given treatment against infectious disease as there was no specific treatment for mpox.
The NIH confirmed that the infected person returned to Pakistan from abroad and had a checkup due to deterioration of his health. His relatives are also being monitored. The first two cases of the Disease were also from Punjab. The third case was reported to be also from the first two Cases were also in Punjab.
There is No risk of any further spread in Pakistan, the NIH said. The National Institute of Infectious Diseases said there are no risk to further transmission of the virus in the country for the past three months. The disease is not likely to be transmitted in Pakistan at the time of this time of any time of the current period of this period of any period of occurrence.
The patient’s relatives are being monitored and his relatives have been notified. The hospital has not been identified. The virus has not yet been transmitted in any of these cases. It is believed to have been diagnosed in any time. It has been identified in any country’s health.
It’ is not believed to be an isolated case. It was reported in any person in any region in the region’ve been diagnosed.
