Complications could result in a ruptured spleen, respiratory failure, liver failure, kidney failure. Symptoms include headache, fever, cough, muscle soreness. Complications may lead to pneumonia, heart block or inflammation of the heart muscle. Complications may lead to respiratory failure, which is the inability of the lungs to perform their normal breathing function. Symptoms include fever, headache, vomiting, rash.
Complications can lead to kidney infections, pneumonia, ear infection, meningitis, rheumatic fever.
Infectious, inflammatory communicable disease that commonly attacks the lungs. Symptoms included fatigue, anorexia, weight loss, low fever, night sweats, indigestion, cough, coughing up blood, chest pain, shortness of breath. An individual can experience no symptoms, or they may experience the symptoms so gradually that they are unaware of the onset of the disease. After reading the information just presented one would think we should all be on our knees profusely thanking God for doing such a good job at sparing us from the ravages of disease that lurk in or on the rim of our communion cups. The risk of disease looks so great that one would think that God must be using supernatural means to spare us.