Thread by @DangercatFamily

A couple weeks back we made a quick guide to the #mpxv #monkeypox course of illness but perhaps that would be helpful here in our twitter community of mass infection resisters. 🧵…1/11

Incubation period of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 2/11

Prodrome of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 3/11

Rash onset and Enanthem Rash of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 4/11

Macular Rash of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 5/11

Papular Rash of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 6/11

Vesicular Rash of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 7/11

Pustular Rash of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 8/11

Scab phase of #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 9/11

Scabs fall off #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 10/11

TLDR: Daily Guide to #mpxv #MonkeypoxVirus 🧵 11/11 [end]

P.S. We are not medical doctors. We cannot provide you any kind of medical advice. I’m sure people will have a lot of things to add (especially nuance as this is super general), but we made this to wrap our minds around the course of illness.

Hope you found it helpful as well.

P.P.S. Two more things I really want to highlight in case they haven’t reached your eyes and ears yet. We don’t know how long protection from smallpox vaccine lasts but likely it isn’t fully protective if you got it during the US program that ended in 1972.

Monkeypox can live for a very, very long time. So, even though you might personally stop shedding when scabs fall off (this is disputed by some), that does not mean the virus you shed during infection is dead.

Ok ok last bit - if you’re looking for products that kill monkeypox, you need to be looking at Tier 1 on List Q on the EPA.