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What are the long term consequences of having been infected with ebola?
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Poorly studied: Long term health issues in people who have survived the Zaire Ebola Virus has not been well- studied. It has been noted with some strains that there may be fatigue, weakness, poor appetite, low weight, muscle / joint pain, as well as visual & hearing problems. Liver inflammation may occur.
Answered 10/31/2015
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