Lumpy virus

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Looking for lumpy skin disease in humans symptoms? Lumpy skin disease (LLD) is an emerging bovine viral disease that primarily affects cattle in most African countries and some Middle East ones. The elevated risk of the spread of disease into the rest of Asia and Europe makes LLD a major global concern. Lumpy skin disease is a common problem in cattle, but it can also infect humans. So far, transmission to humans has not been reported. This virus affects the skin and can make the cattle look sick and lumpy. Lumpy skin disease is also dangerous because it can lead to infection and illness. If you’re a farmer and your cattle show signs of lumpy skin disease, it’s important to treat it. In This Article • • • • • • What is Lumpy Skin Disease? Lumpy skin disease is a viral illness that affects cattle. It’s caused by the Poxviridae family virus, often known as the Neethling virus. The symptoms of lumpy skin disease include lesions on the skin, redness, and swelling. Health officials say LSD is a contagious viral disease affecting cattle. It is transmitted by blood-feeding insects, such as certain species of flies, mosquitoes, or ticks. LSD can also be spread through contact with an infected animal’s saliva, urine, or feces. The best way to prevent lumpy skin disease is to keep your cattle healthy and vaccinated against this virus. You can also try treatments to heal the lesions and protect them from further infection. There is no cure for lumpy skin disease, but it can be preven...