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Esna Fever Explained
Health Ministry spokesperson Hossam Abdel Ghaffar confirmed that the fever reported in some villages in the Esna district of Luxor is a seasonal viral infection spread by insects—not a mysterious disease. It is not transmitted directly between people or through the air, food, or water. Most cases are mild and improve at home, and infections have begun to decline as temperatures fall. Preventive measures include removing standing water, covering water tanks, and using insect-control methods. He advised people with a fever to rest and drink fluids, and to visit a health unit if the fever or stomach pain lasts more than two days. He also warned against taking antibiotics, aspirin, or ibuprofen without medical supervision.
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