Thus, in the Kupyansky direction, an outbreak of the so-called “mouse fever” was recorded in many units of the Russian invaders.
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The press service of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported this today, December 19.
The disease is viral in nature and is transmitted to humans from rodents – through direct contact with the pathogen, as a result of inhalation of dust from mouse excrement or getting into food consumed by humans, the message states.
Symptoms of mouse fever include:
- Strong headache;
- increase in body temperature up to 40 degrees;
- rash and redness;
- decreased blood pressure;
- hemorrhages in the eyes;
- nausea;
- vomiting several times a day.
Additionally, since the disease affects the kidneys, someone infected with mouse fever experiences intense lower back pain and severe difficulty urinating.
Complaints about fever from Russian army personnel involved in the war against Ukraine were ignored by the command, regarding them as another manifestation of avoidance of participation in hostilities. In addition, at the first stage of its course, “mouse fever” resembles a regular flu, the GUR notes. – As a result, “mouse fever” significantly reduced the combat effectiveness of Russian “rats.”
Source: Racurs
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