10 diseases will kill you in just 24 hours

You know, even though medicine today has made great progress, there are still extremely dangerous diseases that if not treated promptly, you can die in less than 24 hours.

Killing diseases in the blink of an eye

1. Dengue fever (Dengue fever)

Dengue fever is a disease caused by the Dengue virus found in midges. According to experts, up to 100 million people suffer from this disease each year.

Within a day of being burned, the victim will experience fevers of up to 41 degrees Celsius, continuous aches and pains, and most importantly internal bleeding - also known as internal bleeding.

If left untreated, the Dengue virus will quickly destroy the platelets, causing the person to stop bleeding internally, and may die within less than 24 hours if the condition is not good.

Bleeding under the skin.

There is no cure for dengue, but it can only be cured by increasing resistance to self-control of illness.

2. Ebola

In 2014, the Ebola pandemic broke out in West Africa, causing the whole world to be terrified.

Ebola virus spreads through body fluids - that is, even saliva and waste can spread the disease. Within an hour, the virus will destroy white blood cells and prevent blood clotting.

Arm of a patient infected with Ebola.

The victim will be bleeding in a very intense. Blood will flow through the eyes, nose, mouth, ears and through the intestines, causing the victim to die very quickly, within 1 to 2 days.

Ebola still has no cure, but scientists have successfully developed the vaccine for the virus.

3. Plague (Bubonic plague)

Plague is a very dangerous infectious disease caused by yersinia pestis. In the 14th century, plague spread and destroyed up to 50 million people. But in the past decade alone, there have been 20,000 cases of bubonic plague in the world.

Patients with plague with small lymph nodes floating on the face.

The disease is spread mainly from rodents (rats, rabbits .) to humans through an intermediary called fleas. The bacteria after invasion will proliferate very quickly in the lymph nodes, making the person with lymph nodes very painful.

However, the most serious symptom is necrosis - the patient's limbs will rot and gradually fade from the infection. If left untreated, 60% will die in less than a day.

4. Enterovirus D68

Enterovirus is the common name of the virus group in the family Picornaviridae. In which Enterovirus D68 (EV - D68) is one of the deadly very dangerous viruses.

The disease is spread directly through saliva, but even things like towels or doorknobs can spread the virus.

Enterovirus D68 causes respiratory paralysis and mobility, causing death in just one night.

In 2014, the United States witnessed the outbreak of EV - D68, causing 691 people to become infected and kill 5 children.

5. Cholera (Cholera)

Cholera is an intestinal infection caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Bacteria spread by using unhygienic food and water.

When entering the body, bacteria target the small intestine, causing uncontrollable diarrhea and vomiting. The victim will lose a liter of water in just 1 hour, causing the body's salt to become unbalanced and cause seizures. Due to lack of water, blood will thicken, causing the organs to be disabled and die slowly in just one night without supplementation.

6. MRSA

MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), penetrating through open wounds.

People with MRSA infection.

What makes MRSA so dangerous is its ability to rapidly destroy blood cells and cause lung tissue to rot, and to withstand a variety of antibiotics that cause infected people to "leave quickly" in just 24 hours.

7. Cerebrovascular disease (Cerebrovascular disease)

This is a disease that kills 6 million people and makes 5 million people permanently disabled each year.

Brain aggravation removes oxygen and essential nutrients for the brain. About 32,000 brain cells will die every minute, making the face and limbs completely paralyzed. Within 3 to 6 hours if not treated promptly, patients can die.

Those who are fortunate to survive often suffer permanent disabilities such as blindness, dumbness, or living plants all their lives.

8. Chagas disease

Chagas disease is caused by the Trypanosoma cruzi parasite of a kissing bug.

When entering the body, the parasite will nest in the heart and then devastate the cardiovascular system, causing sudden and uncontrollable stroke.

Because the heart is now too weak, if the procedure is not used, such as cardiac resuscitation, the victim will die within minutes.

9. Meningococcal Disease (Meningococcal Disease)

Meningitis is a thin-film inflammation that covers the brain and spinal cord, caused by meningitis.

Bacteria in the blood will follow the marrow fluid towards the meninges. Within 24 hours after infection, the victim will experience terrible headaches, skin rash, and feel afraid of light.

The brain is swollen now, and the toxin in the bacteria will destroy blood vessels in the brain. Without quick addition of antibiotics, the lungs will quickly be filled by brain fluid, making it difficult to breathe. In addition, the infection will lead to necrosis throughout the body.

10. Necrotizing Fasciitis

Necrotizing inflammation is a disease caused by bacteria that attacks very violently and quickly into body tissues.

People with necrotizing inflammation are often caused by improper care. But sometimes a broken hand is enough to make people sick.

When invading, the bacteria secrete toxins that rots surrounding tissues. In most cases, removing the infected part is the only way to save the patient, before the bacteria spread to the entire body. But even when doing so, up to one third of the patients die.