Bleeding into the lungs, bladder, intestine, and stomach has been reported along with spontaneous bruising, change in menstrual cycle, or onset of menopause. Significant weight gain or loss, at the onset of the infection from inflammation of the thyroid. Thinning of the hair, changes in skin texture, heart murmur and palpitations. Asthma, fibroid lesions, lung infiltrates and chronic bronchitis. Symptoms may shift from one group to another over a period of time, with each new group the risk of misdiagnosis increases.
Chronic infections can last from months to years.
If animal viruses have been inadvertently introduced in humans, the sooner we find out, the better. If you are suffering from one of the disease mentioned above, we would very much like to hear from you. It is important to identify as many cases as possible and bring them to the attention of the public health system. There are efforts being made to setup a laboratory who's main focus will be the study of these virus and how they manifest in humans.